Evidence Passport · Known state
- node
- Example node · 45 kV
- requested
- 20 MW
- guaranteed firm
- 8 MW
- engine candidate
- 14.2 MW
- margin
- calibrated P95
- never-seen state
- no
- hash
- 9f3a 0c41 b7e2 5d18
Product · Evidence Passport
The Evidence Passport lets you rebuild any decision months later: what was known, what was checked and why it acted, limited or abstained.
Same node, same request. In the second case the grid is in a state the model has never seen, and Flexgy abstains.
Evidence Passport · Known state
Evidence Passport · Never-seen heatwave
Example with synthetic data. Illustrative values, not performance results.
Everything needed to rebuild the decision without relying on anyone’s memory.
Reviews why a permit was limited and with which data, without redoing the calculation.
Can receive the part that concerns them: when, how much and why they were limited.
A basis for the annual CNMC report and for any later review.
The Spanish regulator’s (CNMC) resolution on flexible access permits requires every disconnection or reconnection instruction to be recorded completely and auditably, with date, time, duration, affected installations and cause (POD1, section 10). Since curtailments carry no compensation, the justification of each one is what gets disputed. The passport is designed to support that record.
CNMC resolution of 31/07/2026 (BOE, Spanish) ↗