Known state, reliable margin
The calibrated limit is authorised, instead of applying a fixed, conservative margin.
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Your engine proposes how much capacity to give each flexible permit. Flexgy decides what to do with that proposal, checks it against physics and writes down the proof.
Request a demoNo decision is left grey: either the limit is reliable, or it is curtailed just enough, or it falls back to the known physical rule.
The calibrated limit is authorised, instead of applying a fixed, conservative margin.
Curtailed to what the calibrated risk allows. Not one megawatt more.
Flexgy does not improvise: it falls back to the DSO’s conservative physical rule and writes it down.
An independent layer between computation and action. It does not replace your engine: it assures it.
Proposes the candidate limit
Calibrates, detects, checks and decides
Executes the decision and stores the passport
The safety margin stops being a fixed number: it is calibrated on the engine’s own past errors (P50–P99).
More detail →Recognises when the grid is outside anything the model knows: heatwaves, new topologies, atypical demand.
More detail →Every decision is checked against thermal limits, voltages and N-1 before it is recommended.
More detail →One record per decision: inputs, model and topology versions, thresholds, checks, outcome and hash.
More detail →Works on top of ADMS, DERMS or in-house calculation. Whoever computes should not audit itself.
More detail →Prepares evidence for the annual CNMC report on flexible permits and can support AI Act record-keeping.
More detail →Flexgy is in development. Demonstrations use synthetic data; behaviour on a real grid is measured in the pilot programme, in shadow mode and without touching the grid.
See the pilot programme →