Ask the Grid

Find your way around the grid.

Start with a task, search for the control in front of you, or follow a guide from the live map to the underlying evidence.

Press / from anywhere in Help to search

Short paths into the most common Ask the Grid workflows.

Run the quickstart

Start here

Learn the shape of Ask the Grid, open your first market, and understand what works with or without an account.

Explore the grid

Move through markets, layers, time, weather, forecasts, and the physical assets underneath the data.

Ask and investigate

Turn the active grid into an answer, an operating view, or a focused ERCOT queue investigation.

Save and monitor

Preserve a useful view, share it with someone else, and watch the conditions that matter.

Connect tools and data

Connect an AI client to public market tools or bring private operational data into an Enterprise workspace.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to use Ask the Grid?
Not for stories, the data catalog, the base map, public layers, live asset info, 2 agent questions, or one hydrated asset profile. A free account unlocks deeper asset detail, up to 40 agent questions per hour, Saved, History, alerts, embeds, and downloads.
Which grids are covered?
ERCOT, CAISO, NYISO, PJM, SPP, MISO, and ISO-NE are live today — all seven US organized power markets.
Where does the data come from?
Public sources include ISO market feeds, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), HIFLD for transmission and substation geography, and weather publishers such as Open-Meteo. Public datasets exposed by Ask the Grid are documented in the data catalog with their source and cadence.
Is the agent always right?
No. Answers are grounded in live public data but can be incomplete, delayed, or wrong. Ask the Grid is for information, not professional advice — verify anything important against the ISO.