Agentic energy markets
AI agents that site, simulate, trade, and settle
Synop agents find sites with power to spare, simulate them as digital twins, pick the right tariff and programs, trade flexibility around the clock, and reconcile every dollar, on the assets you already own or lease
- AI agents, from first site screen to final settlement
- 6
- Autonomous market monitoring and dispatch
- 24/7
- Discharged in V2G events to date
- 115 MWh
The agent lifecycle
Multiple agents, from first site screen to final settlement
Each agent hands its output to the next. You set the guardrails and approve the decisions that matter. The agents handle everything in between, on the assets you already own or lease.
Stage 01 / Siting
Find the sites with power to spare
Screens candidate sites against hosting capacity, substation headroom, interconnection queues, nodal price history, and tariff territory, then ranks them by time to power and net energy value.
- Hosting capacityFeeder and substation headroom
- Queue intelligenceInterconnection timelines by utility
- Nodal valueLMP history and congestion
- Ranked shortlistTime to power vs. net value
- Running: Scanning 1,240 candidate parcels across ERCOT and PJM
- Done: Feeder 12-B: 3.4 MW hosting capacity available
- Done: Excluded 212 sites with queue wait over 36 months
- Done: Ranked 18 sites by time to power and net value
Built for the whole energy lifecycle
Human-in-the-loop by design
Agents propose, you approve. Rate changes, enrollments, and risk limits wait for sign-off, and every action is logged and explainable
Operations always come first
Vehicle readiness, compute SLOs, and site limits are hard constraints. Agents only trade the flexibility left over
One model, start to finish
The digital twin built during siting is the same model that prices tariffs, bids markets, and checks settlements, so nothing gets lost in handoffs
Cleaner data, better decisions
Agents continuously validate interval, telemetry, and market data, filling gaps and flagging meter faults before they reach a bid or a bill
Multi-market coverage
Unified positions across ERCOT, PJM, CAISO, NYISO, MISO, SPP, and ISO-NE in the US, plus the UK and Sweden, and utility programs in each territory
Partner-ready
Work through your utility, aggregator, or scheduling coordinator. Synop exposes every agent through APIs and partners like WeaveGrid and OptiGrid
Markets, programs & value streams
Program availability varies by utility, ISO, and asset type. Synop does not own assets: agents operate the batteries, fleets, and loads you own, lease, or contract
- ERCOT
- PJM
- CAISO
- NYISO
- MISO
- SPP
- ISO-NE
- UK
- Sweden
- Day-ahead energy
- Real-time energy
- Capacity
- Frequency regulation
- Reserves
- Utility demand response
- V2G export
- TOU & demand charges
Questions
Do the agents act on their own?
Within the guardrails you set. Routine bids and dispatch run autonomously; tariff changes, program enrollments, and new risk limits wait for your approval. Every decision is logged with its reasoning.
Does Synop own or finance the batteries?
No. Synop is software. Agents operate the storage, fleets, compute, and flexible load you own, lease, or contract, and the revenue is yours.
Which markets can my assets participate in?
It depends on location and asset size. The Program Agent evaluates utility demand response, capacity, wholesale energy, and ancillary programs for each site and recommends the best stack.
Will market participation affect operations?
No. Vehicle readiness, compute SLOs, and site limits are hard constraints. The Trading Agent only offers flexibility above what operations need.
Book a demo
Put the agents to work on your sites
Send a site list and interval data. We’ll run the Siting and Digital Twin agents and show you tariff, program, and market value