Power-market models that show their work.
WattView is a dashboard that connects a data owner with clients. The owner uploads LMPs and other market price data; clients sign in to run revenue, cost and value models on it for US electricity assets: retail bills, New York VDER, storage, solar, wind, gas, hybrids, levelised cost, net CONE and avoided cost. Each default links to its public source, each assumption is labelled, and you can edit any input.
Data status: the hourly price, profile and capacity curves loaded today are synthetic test series. Tool pages carry a DUMMY DATA banner, and results are illustrative until the owner uploads market price data. Cost, tax-credit, emissions and benchmark defaults come from cited public sources (EIA, NREL, LBNL, EPA, IRS).
How WattView works
WattView does not pull prices from the ISOs. The owner supplies the data, and clients see the analytics.
Hourly LMPs, ancillary-service, gas and capacity prices, and load and generation profiles. Every upload is validated, versioned and attributed.
Each client account is given access to specific tools and price curves.
Results, charts and reports are computed on the server from the owner's data. Raw price series are never exposed.
Who it's for
The same ten models, used in three ways. Pick your role to see what each tool answers for you.
The WattView suite
Ten models on the price data the owner uploads. Pick a node on the map, set up the asset, and save named scenarios to compare.
Every result reads like a memo
Results follow the same layout in every tool, so you can paste them straight into an investment memo, an IRP appendix or a bid file.
The key number first, then what drives it, how sensitive it is, and the risks to watch.
Tornado charts built by re-running the model with each input moved low and high. Nothing is estimated by eye.
Your run sits next to published figures (NREL ATB, EIA AEO, LBNL market reports), with links to each.
Each default shows its source and vintage. Modelling choices are flagged as assumptions.
CSV for every table and chart, plus a print-ready PDF of the full report.
Built for diligence
Access is by invitation
The WattView owner creates client accounts and sets access per tool and per market.
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