Changelog

A developer console with API keys, an interactive playground, and generated documentation — and the Forecast, Data, and Chat APIs behind it, open in limited preview.

Today now ranks material findings across all seven US power markets beside a congestion-first map, with direct routes into the evidence behind each signal.

Setup now takes a list of email addresses and sends each person an invite, instead of leaving you to copy a link and paste it somewhere yourself.

Open a market and you get one index of everything running on it — plus new NYISO and MISO transmission maps, and table rows that open the exact node, county, or event on the live map.

Every grid now has its own wire — /wire/pjm, /wire/ercot, and one for each of the seven markets — with a permanent address you can link, share, and return to.

Signing in opens on Today — the markets you track, what moved them, and your saved work — instead of the agent-first landing.

Nineteen new forecast pages: load, prices, wind, and solar for CAISO, PJM, MISO, ISO-NE, and SPP, plus a national US grid load page built on EIA's hourly monitor.

Thirty-eight new datasets give prices, load, generation mix, ancillary prices and binding constraints identical column names in ERCOT, CAISO, NYISO, PJM and SPP — so comparing five markets is one question instead of five.

Three gas datasets join the catalog — CAISO's daily fuel-region prices including Waha, EIA's Henry Hub spot series back to 1997, and FERC pipeline capacity and scheduled flow across 34 interstate pipelines.

Nine new curated Views bring live interconnection-queue and real-time LMP pages to all seven markets — MISO, SPP, and ISO-NE included — each one openable as the exact same view on the interactive map.

Compare the official ERCOT, CAISO, ISO-NE, MISO, NYISO, PJM, and SPP project queues together in the experimental National grid map.

Explore every live US power market together with nationwide generation, transmission, substations, customer outages, and continental weather in the experimental National grid map.

Explore ISO New England's live load, prices, PNodes, constraints, infrastructure, weather, and interconnection queue on the Map and Radar—or query the same evidence through the grid agent and ISO-NE MCP server.

Explore MISO's live system, prices, footprint, infrastructure, weather, and interconnection queue on the Map and Radar—or query the same market through the grid agent and MISO MCP server.

Follow grid, market, and regulatory news as it lands, with every story scoped to the markets, sectors, and organizations it affects.

Each step the agent takes now names what it did on the row itself — the data it read, the search terms, how much came back — and highlighting any passage in an answer hands it straight back for a follow-up.

The live map embed on curated forecast pages is no longer locked to one fixed layer — toggle wind, temperature, precipitation, cloud cover, outages, and price zones in any combination.

Southwest Power Pool now has a dedicated Map and Radar workspace for its public grid geography, real-time market conditions, and operating context.

Browse a new public forecast directory for ERCOT and NYISO, where every page names the issuing operator, forecast vintage, horizon, and source.

Connected Ask the Grid MCP clients can now retrieve the saved assets and portfolios in your signed-in workspace, then manage them through one scoped action.

Views pair a focused map configuration with its explanation, sources, and a direct handoff into that exact interactive workspace.

Every story now ends with a one-field subscribe. Enter an email, confirm with the six-digit code, and you land back on the story you were reading, subscribed.

Collect saved plants into named portfolios, filter the Saved page by one, and file a bulk import straight into a portfolio as you add it.

Paste EIA plant IDs or upload a CSV on the Saved page, check what each one resolves to, then add them all in one step.

Create a one-off ERCOT battery assessment or schedule a recurring grid briefing, then return to its evidence and output in one archive.

A new ERCOT map layer places independently mapped data centers beside the infrastructure and market conditions around them.

The global MCP server lets compatible AI clients work across ERCOT, CAISO, NYISO, and PJM through one OAuth connection.

The operations cockpit is no longer ERCOT-only — CAISO and NYISO now get their own radar, built from each grid's own real data rather than a copy of ERCOT's desks.

A new NYISO map layer shows NYSERDA's county-level DER hosting capacity, toggleable between total capacity, ESS charging headroom, and ESS discharging headroom.

Operational events are now a standard part of the map, Radar, asset pages, alerts, and the grid agent for every supported account.

Give ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other compatible clients a signed-in, market-scoped route into Ask the Grid data and asset intelligence.

Create persistent monitors from the map, Radar, or an asset page—and receive evidence-backed email when the condition activates or recovers.

Move from county-level requested capacity to individual project history, while comparing official queue publications and proposed delivery horizons.

Search the ERCOT fleet, then open a profile that joins plant records with generation, grid context, and its public sources.

Scheduled planned-outage capacity, live planned-versus-forced totals, and per-resource unplanned outages now share one event workflow.

ERCOT and NYISO outages, operator notices, and reliability actions now appear on the map and in the grid agent.

A new hourly forecast grid adds temperature, wind, clouds, radiation, and precipitation through the next two days.

Multi-step investigations have more room to follow the evidence, recover from a failed lookup, and finish a useful answer.

Resize and rearrange Radar widgets, open a view straight to one chart, and export any widget as a crisp image.

Choose a historical Metiscast run and compare its prediction with the prices that later settled.

Extend ERCOT nodal price charts into the next day with a Metiscast model forecast, uncertainty range, and full model provenance.

A dense, terminal-style radar view of the ERCOT grid — real-time load, prices, congestion, fuel mix, and eight operator desks, all on live data.

Recolor the price nodes by congestion, compare day-ahead to real-time, and replay how it moves across the day.

Questions, data lookups, and calculations now stay locked to the grid open on the map.

The agent now backs each answer with the exact data it used, so you can check the work.

The largest US grid operator is now on the map, with live demand, prices, and a seven-day forecast.

The timeline is now a push-up panel with day-based navigation, layered series, and sunrise and sunset markers.

The other grids appear as faint, clickable regions. Click one to jump straight into it.

Share a configurable, always-live slice of the map that you can drop into any page.

This launch introduced Saved; the library now starts with a free account.

A searchable Help Center now documents everything Ask the Grid can do.

New York's grid joins the map, with zonal LBMP, live data, and the agent.

Drill into an individual plant for its live output and recent generation history.