The platform
Regulatory intelligence that reads every source daily and keeps your deadlines in view.
75 regulatory sources monitored daily. Obligations mapped to each asset you register. Every change matched against your assets, and every answer cited to the section.
3 assets, 500 MW, 10 need attention. Live real-time and day-ahead prices across your ISOs. Portfolio health at a glance: milestones complete, in progress, remaining. Regulatory changes today, this week, this month. Your assets and their next registration steps at the bottom.
US grid demand
Real-time demand from every ISO
Pulled from every ISO public API. Refreshes every 5 minutes.
What it does
Your obligations, deadlines, and changes. Cited to the regulatory section.
Cited regulatory intelligence
Ask any question. Get cited answers.
Obligation mapping
Register assets. Get obligations mapped.
Regulatory impact triage
Know which changes affect which assets.
Vendor risk assessment
Evaluate any vendor against NERC CIP-013.
Incident response mapping
Map incidents to obligations and response requirements.
Cross-framework crosswalk
Compare obligations across any two frameworks.
Calendar and regulatory feed
Every deadline and every change in one view.
Reports
Entity, incident, crosswalk, and vendor reports.
How it works
Set up once. Stay ahead permanently.
It watches
75 regulatory sources that govern energy. All 7 US ISOs. FERC, NERC, EPA, IRS. Every US state PUC and the District of Columbia. Canada, the EU, the UK, and Australia. Read every day.
It maps
Register your assets and every change is mapped against your actual operations. The Attention tab surfaces which assets are affected, with impact assessment and action-by dates. What applies to you, with the section number.
It tells you
What changed, what it means for your portfolio, and what to do before the deadline. Milestones, meetings, and deadlines tracked in the Calendar. Delivered to your inbox. Every answer cited to the regulatory text.
Why PhronEdge
The alternatives cost more and cover less.
The violation didn't start the day you found out. It started the day the rule did.
Managed compliance firms
Human consultants reading regulations and writing memos. No AI. No real-time updates. Federal coverage only. You wait for their quarterly report while the deadline passes.
Compliance tracking platforms
Evidence collection and audit workflow tools. They track what you tell them to track. They do not read the regulations, do not identify what applies to you, and do not cover state PUCs.
Horizontal regtech platforms
Industry-agnostic regulatory monitoring across 135+ countries. Broad but shallow. They do not know what an NPRR is, cannot map NERC CIP to your BESS, and have never heard of your state PUC.
PhronEdge tracks every source, maps the obligations that apply to your assets, and tells you what to do before the deadline.
Every US ISO and state PUC. Federal regulators and international frameworks. Obligation mapping, vendor risk, incident response, crosswalk comparison, and regulatory impact triage. Every answer cited to the regulatory section. Delivered to your inbox.
What we cover
Four sectors. The regulations that govern them.
Electricity
ERCOT protocols alone run thousands of pages with frequent updates. PJM, MISO, CAISO, ISO-NE, SPP, NYISO do the same. Add AESO, IESO, ENTSO-E, Ofgem, and AEMO. Then add FERC orders, NERC reliability standards, and state PUC rulings. ERCOT sits largely outside FERC rate jurisdiction, but NERC reliability standards apply there too. Register your assets and get told which changes apply to you.
Know which protocol revision affects which asset before the comment window closes.
Renewables & Storage
FERC Order 2023 rewrote interconnection rules. IRA incentive requirements shift quarterly. Register your solar, wind, or BESS assets and PhronEdge tracks every obligation across every ISO queue they sit in.
14 projects in three ISO queues. FERC changes the rules. Know which applications are affected and why.
Emissions & Carbon
GHG reporting, methane standards, carbon markets. EPA requirements change with each administration. Missed reports trigger daily penalties.
EPA amends the GHG rule. Know immediately whether your Subpart W methodology still complies.
Cybersecurity & AI Governance
Your grid systems are subject to cybersecurity standards and AI rules across several jurisdictions. Register your assets and get the applicable requirements mapped from NERC CIP, the EU NIS2 Directive, the EU AI Act, and the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act, with the NIST AI Risk Management Framework as voluntary guidance.
CIP-008 says 1 hour. NIS2 says 24 hours. The EU AI Act classifies grid AI as high-risk. See the obligations for your assets side by side in one query.
Coverage
7 US ISOs. Every state PUC. Federal, state, and international.
NERC Category 2
Just registered with NERC? The clock already started.
NERC now registers Category 2 inverter-based resources (IBRs): solar, wind, and battery plants of 20 MVA or more connected at 60 kV or above. Many of their owners face mandatory reliability compliance for the first time, with no compliance history and full penalty exposure from the day they register. PhronEdge gives you the same regulatory coverage the incumbents built teams for.
The clock is running
Built for the operators facing deadlines right now.
NERC IBR standards
FERC Order 901 directed NERC to develop reliability standards for inverter-based resources. Newly registered IBR owners face those standards on NERC's published compliance schedule.
Colorado AI Act
The Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act (SB 24-205) applies to deployers of high-risk AI systems in Colorado, with risk management and transparency requirements.
EU NIS2 Directive
Energy is an essential sector under NIS2. Operators with EU operations must send an early warning of a significant incident within 24 hours.
EU AI Act
AI used to manage the supply of electricity is classed as high-risk. Conformity assessment, risk management, and human oversight requirements apply as the Act phases in.
A NERC reliability standard violation can cost up to $1.6 million per violation per day, the 2026 maximum under the Federal Power Act.