Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
Flexgy’s evidence passport for grid-access decisions
Flexgy is software for electric distributors that evaluates each flexible grid-access limit, choosing whether to act, limit capacity, or abstain—and recording the decision.
- For
- Electric distribution companies managing flexible grid access
- Worth noticing
- In the synthetic example, 41.2 °C exceeds a 38.6 °C calibration maximum, triggering abstention and a conservative physical fallback.
Field notes
Flexgy describes itself as a layer placed over a distributor’s ADMS or DERMS, with read-only shadow mode among the capabilities shown on the homepage. Its sample N-12 console separates candidate limits from calibrated bands and authorized capacity; when the displayed 41.2 °C state exceeds a 38.6 °C calibration maximum, it abstains and applies the distributor’s conservative physical rule. The page labels the console data synthetic, so it demonstrates decision logic rather than verified live-grid operation.
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