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Locate the edge
See congestion on the network before reducing the trade to a pair of prices.
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Congestion traders
Turn a price separation into a physical explanation.
Move from the node or hub to the constraint, affected resources, weather, and source record while the opportunity is still live.
The decision
Is this separation durable, which physical driver matters, and where does the trade stop working?
Follow the decision.
System state, physical context, and evidence move together — one surface, shown in full, instead of three separate research tasks.
02
Read the wider system
Place the constraint beside demand, supply, outages, and other operating signals that may extend or collapse it.
03
Challenge the explanation
Ask the agent for the evidence behind a move and follow its citations into the underlying releases.
The features that do this
Congestion work moves between the map, the raw feeds, and the answer. Ask the Grid keeps them on one surface so a price separation stays attached to the constraint that produces it.
- 01Live market map
Congestion, transmission, and nodal prices on one geographic surface — trace a separation back to the line that creates it.
- 02Grid agent
Ask why a node and hub diverged; every figure returns with the source and as-of stamp attached.
- 03Market radar
Demand, supply, outages, and constraint pressure in one scan — the context that extends or collapses a spread.
- 04Alerts
Get told when a constraint starts binding or a settlement point clears past a threshold you set.
- 05Data catalog
LMP by settlement point, SCED shadow prices, and binding constraints — the tables under every congestion move.
A congestion view that stays attached to the physical driver and the evidence.
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Faster attribution
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Physical context
03
Explicit invalidation