Regulatory intelligence
Every obligation your assets owe. Cited to the source.
Mapped from the regulation itself
Obligations come from structured regulatory logic. The engine identifies which standards apply to your asset type, market, and jurisdiction. Every mapping traces back to the source.
Cited to the paragraph
Every answer points to the specific section in the regulation. You read the actual text and verify it yourself.
One query, every jurisdiction
ERCOT vs PJM vs NIS2. Compare obligations across markets in a single question. For compliance teams, grid operators, and energy traders.
How it works
Set up once. Stay ahead continuously.
Your data stays private.
Register your assets
Add assets by type, location, and ISO market. Every applicable obligation and reporting deadline mapped automatically.
Build your knowledge base
Upload compliance documents and internal policies. Run vendor evaluations. Your uploads stay private to your organization.
Ask and monitor
Query regulations and your own documents together. Track changes across 30+ agencies. Upcoming deadlines in a calendar view.
Report and prove compliance
Export audit-ready reports. Crosswalk posture against any standard. Evidence built as you work, not assembled after the fact.
Product
Your compliance posture. One screen.
Every applicable standard. Gaps ranked by risk. The evidence you need to close each one.
Governed AI
Your AI agents are entering grid operations. Regulators are writing rules for them.
EU AI Act classifies energy grid AI as high-risk. Colorado AI Act takes effect June 30, 2026. NIST AI RMF applies to critical infrastructure. Register an agent, map every applicable regulation, and generate deployment-ready policies. Push to your CI/CD pipeline, download directly, or deploy the gateway on-premises inside your BES perimeter.
Traced to the source
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.
OPA Rego, JSON, YAML
Download the files or route them directly to your pipeline. Built for automation, not for printing.
When regulations change, policies update
A standard gets revised, a new rule takes effect. Updated policies are generated and your team is notified. Review, approve, deploy.
What we cover
Four sectors. Every regulation that governs them.
Every major wholesale electricity market covered. US, Europe, Canada, UK, Australia. Protocols run thousands of pages and update frequently.
"Two weeks to produce a cross-market comparison that's already outdated by the time it reaches the VP."
Solar, wind, battery storage. FERC Order 2023 is rewriting interconnection rules. IRA incentive compliance changes quarterly. PPA obligations span decades across multiple ISOs.
"We have 14 projects in three ISO queues. FERC just changed the interconnection rules. Which of our applications are 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?"
NERC CIP, EU NIS2, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, Colorado AI Act. Each defines different incident timelines, technical measures, risk classifications, and penalties.
"We operate in Texas and Frankfurt. CIP-008 says 1 hour. NIS2 says 24 hours. EU AI Act classifies our grid AI as high-risk. What are we required to do?"
Coverage
5 jurisdictions. 30+ regulatory agencies.
Why this matters
Read the rule yourself. Verify it at the source.
Cited to the section
Every answer links to the regulatory text. You verify it, not trust it.
We lost the first two weeks of every month figuring out what changed. Now we ask and get the answer with the source attached.
Your documents searched too
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.
Changes caught in hours
Protocols revise frequently. Standards update quarterly. You find out the same day, not two weeks later.
We operate in Texas and Frankfurt. Reconciling CIP-008 and NIS2 incident timelines was a spreadsheet. Now every obligation comes back ranked by deadline in one query.
The clock is running
Built for the operators facing deadlines right now.
FERC Order 901
139 first-time IBR registrants are at their NERC compliance deadlines. Registration triggered. Clock started.
Colorado AI Act
SB 24-205 takes effect. Deployers of high-risk AI systems in Colorado must comply with new transparency and risk management requirements.
EU NIS2 enforcement
Member states begin enforcing NIS2 penalties. Energy operators with EU operations face new incident reporting and security requirements.
EU AI Act
Energy grid AI classified as high-risk. Conformity assessments, risk management systems, and human oversight requirements apply.
Know what is coming before it arrives.
The next protocol revision drops this week. The next AI regulation takes effect next month. Your team should know before either one matters.