Your obligations are scattered across nine ISO portals, federal dockets, state commission filings, and PDFs that were never written to be read. A compliance team can't watch all of it. So the industry runs on hope, forwarded emails, and a consultant's quarterly memo.
Then the enforcement letter arrives, and the violation didn't start the day you found out. It started the day the rule did.
Regulatory intelligence and AI governance
Register a BESS, a solar farm, or a trading desk. The engine identifies which standards apply to your asset type, market, and jurisdiction. Every mapping traces to the regulatory text.
Deploying AI on the grid triggers EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, Colorado AI Act, and more. Register an agent and we generate governed policies your team can export to their CI/CD pipeline.
Every answer and every policy points to the specific regulatory section it implements. You read the actual text and verify it yourself.
ERCOT vs PJM vs NIS2 vs EU AI Act. Compare obligations and requirements across markets and frameworks in a single question.
How it works
Every source, every day. Federal orders, ISO notices, state commission filings, and AI regulations ingested the moment they publish. Upload your internal docs too.
Your entities, your assets, your markets. Every change mapped against your actual fleet and your AI agents, not a generic checklist.
A cited answer in Slack, Teams, Copilot, or your inbox. What changed, whether it applies to you, and what to do before the deadline.



Works where you do
Your team asks compliance questions directly where they work. Same cited answers, same regulatory sources, no context switching.
Query obligations, deadlines, and compliance status programmatically. Integrate into your existing tools via API or Model Context Protocol.
Every policy signed with ML-DSA-65 post-quantum cryptography. Hash-chained audit log. Tamper-evident evidence that holds up under examination.
Product
Every applicable standard. Gaps ranked by risk. The evidence you need to close each one.
Governed AI
EU AI Act classifies energy grid AI as high-risk. Colorado AI Act is now in effect. NIST AI RMF applies to critical infrastructure. Register an agent, map every applicable regulation, and generate deployment-ready policies.
Every generated policy maps back to the regulatory section it implements. Actual obligations from NERC CIP, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, Colorado AI Act.
Download the files or route them directly to your pipeline. Built for automation, not for printing.
A standard updates, a new rule takes effect. Updated policies are generated and your team is notified. Review, approve, deploy.
What we cover
ERCOT protocols alone run thousands of pages with frequent updates. PJM, MISO, CAISO do the same. Add FERC orders and PUC rulings happening at the same time. Register your assets and get told which changes apply to you.
"A protocol update dropped on Tuesday. By Wednesday morning we knew exactly which assets were affected and what we needed to file."
FERC Order 2023 rewrote interconnection rules. IRA incentive requirements shift quarterly. Register your solar, wind, or BESS assets and we track every obligation across every ISO queue they sit in.
"We have 14 projects in three ISO queues. FERC changed the interconnection rules. Within minutes we knew which applications were affected."
GHG reporting, methane standards, carbon markets. EPA requirements change with each administration. Missed reports trigger daily penalties.
"EPA amended the GHG rule. Does our Subpart W methodology still comply?"
Your grid runs AI. Regulators noticed. Register your assets and we map every applicable standard from NERC CIP, NIS2, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and Colorado AI Act. Deploy governed policies your team can export to their CI/CD pipeline.
"CIP-008 says 1 hour. NIS2 says 24 hours. EU AI Act classifies our grid AI as high-risk. We got every obligation mapped to our specific assets in one query."
Coverage
Why this matters
Every answer links to the regulatory text. You verify it, not trust it.
We used to lose the first two weeks of every month figuring out what changed. Now one question gets the answer with the exact section attached.
Upload compliance plans and policies. Ask a question and both get searched. Gaps show up on their own.
CIP-010 baseline deviation flagged. Instead of pulling three people off their work, one question got the answer with the exact section and a link to our own docs.
Protocols update. Standards change. You find out the same day, not when the auditor does.
Reconciling CIP-008 and NIS2 incident timelines used to be a spreadsheet exercise. Now one query returns every obligation ranked by deadline across both jurisdictions.
NERC Category 2
The May 2026 Category 2 deadline pulled thousands of inverter-based resource owners into mandatory compliance for the first time. No compliance history. No grace period. Full penalty exposure from day one. PhronEdge gives you the same regulatory coverage the incumbents built teams for, at a price a two-person compliance shop can justify.
The clock is running
139 first-time IBR registrants are at their NERC compliance deadlines. Registration triggered. Clock started.
SB 24-205 is enforceable. Deployers of high-risk AI systems in Colorado must comply with transparency requirements.
Member states begin enforcing NIS2 penalties. Energy operators with EU operations face new incident reporting requirements.
Energy grid AI classified as high-risk. Conformity assessments, risk management systems, and human oversight requirements apply.
A single NERC CIP violation runs up to $1.6 million a day.
Find out what it was.