Where can the asset work?
Screen network headroom, connection pressure, constraints and future demand across GB.
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GB grid intelligence · for the asset side
Know where to connect.
Know what it earns.
One trustworthy answer for siting, pricing and underwriting grid assets — built from GB distribution network operator (DNO) and NESO (the national energy system operator) open data.
6 GB distribution networksNESO (national energy system operator) contextRevenue benchmarkEvidence-rated
6GB distribution networks14licence areas559k+substation records466k+network-headroom records255k+procurement records46k+flexibility-service records154k+dispatch records31k+connection-queue records405grid supply points1–5confidence stars
NGEDUKPNSSENNPGENWSPENNESOBESSDSRVPPFlexibilityConnectionsConstraintsDFES
GB network coverage
Every grid supply point we can plot, mapped.
A grid supply point (GSP) is where the transmission system hands over to a distribution network — the boundary that decides which capacity, requirement and queue apply. This is GridOptic's own registry, plotted from real published coordinates.
298 of 405 known grid supply points, plotted by published coordinate across NPG, NGED, UKPN, SSEN, ENW and SPEN. The rest are known by name but not yet geocoded by their publisher.
One decision layer
Locate. Price. Underwrite.
Three questions decide whether a grid asset deserves more time and capital. GridOptic answers them on one comparable evidence base.
What can flexibility earn?
Benchmark the local going rate with GO-LFI and build an explicit revenue range.
How bankable is the answer?
See sources, timestamps, assumptions and confidence before the number enters a model.
The platform
Real product. Real evidence.
Move between the benchmark, the network and the asset case without losing the source trail.
GO-LFI / Price
The going rate for local flexibility.
Benchmark GO-LFI (GridOptic Local Flexibility Index) annual revenue per MW by market, location and year from published contract evidence — every value carries price and utilisation confidence.
Explore the GO-LFI indexIllustrative preview
Network / Locate
Find the grid with room to move.
Scan GB capacity, queue pressure, constraints and future scenarios on one normalised map — national opportunity down to grid supply point (GSP) evidence.
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The GridOptic interface, captured from a demo workspace. Network and location names are real; every figure shown is illustrative and does not reflect live data.
Forecast / Underwrite
Build the case, uncertainty visible.
Create cautious, expected and upside revenue ranges grounded in GO-LFI. Observed data stays separate from assumptions, with an evidence rating attached.
Explore revenue forecastingCautious–Upside
Portfolio / Act
A fragmented market, one ranked list.
Bring network, queue, market and asset signals together, compare sites and portfolios on one evidence base, then act where the case is strongest.
See the complete platformProduct screenshot — demo workspace
The GridOptic interface, captured from a demo workspace. Network and location names are real; every figure shown is illustrative and does not reflect live data.
Network / See
See the constraint, not just the postcode.
Every grid supply point plotted across GB, coloured by constraint signal from published substation headroom — a national picture built from evidence, not a marker on a road map.
Explore GSP intelligenceProduct screenshot — demo workspace
The GridOptic interface, captured from a demo workspace. Network and location names are real; every figure shown is illustrative and does not reflect live data.
Evidence / Coverage
See what is well evidenced, and what is not.
Priced procurement and dispatch share by network, tracked openly — where a DNO has published little, GridOptic shows the gap instead of quietly hiding it.
Explore market evidenceProduct screenshot — demo workspace
The GridOptic interface, captured from a demo workspace. Network and location names are real; every figure shown is illustrative and does not reflect live data.
Evidence is a product feature
Confidence belongs beside the number.
Nothing on GridOptic claims more certainty than the data supports.
Source
Source-taggedEvery decision signal keeps its publisher, source file and relevant publication date.
Grade
Two-axis confidenceRequirement and price confidence stay separate — shown as 1–5 stars, because they answer different risks.
Honest
Never inflatedWeak evidence lowers confidence. Unsupported values are withheld, not made to look complete.
Ready
Decision-readyThe source trail travels from the first screen into forecast and investment review.
Built around the decision-maker
One market picture. Different capital decisions.
Developers
Build the right pipeline
Locate viable sites and price their flexibility case before development spend.
InvestorsInterrogate the case
Benchmark assumptions and expose confidence before capital approval.
Asset ownersFind portfolio upside
Match operating assets to local markets and prioritise commercial action.
VPP & DSRActivate the right markets
Match flexible capacity from virtual power plant (VPP) and demand-side response (DSR) assets to evidenced local need and value.
Site ownersUnderstand site value
Start developer conversations with local grid and market evidence.
UtilitiesOptimise the portfolio
See what your customer flexibility portfolio can earn by GSP and DNO.
Credibility without theatre
The proof is in the data and the method.
GB distribution + system context
GridOptic connects published distribution network operator (DNO) data with NESO (the national energy system operator) context to make local opportunities comparable.
Auditable methodology
Definitions, confidence logic and caveats are explicit. The benchmark can be challenged rather than merely trusted.
NGED · UKPN · SSEN · NPG · ENW · SPEN · NESO
Data provenance
Built from named networks and published sources.
Networks
All 6 GB distribution networksNPG · NGED · UKPN · SSEN · ENW · SPEN — named DNO ownership groups covered.
Sources
NESO · DNO Open DataEvery record stays linked to the publisher, source file and publication date.
Index
GO-LFIGridOptic’s proprietary Local Flexibility Index: an evidence-rated annual revenue per MW benchmark.
Volume
1.5m+ published records across 6 of 6 GB distribution networksReal record volumes from verified DNO and market sources.
Questions before access
Evidence first. No false promises.
What is GO-LFI?
The GridOptic Local Flexibility Index (GO-LFI) is an evidence-rated annual revenue per MW benchmark derived from published flexibility procurement and market records. It is designed to show the going rate without overstating certainty.
Is a GridOptic forecast a revenue guarantee?
No. It is an indicative, evidence-rated range. GridOptic makes the assumptions and confidence visible so teams can use the result proportionately in screening and underwriting.
What data does GridOptic use?
Published data from all six GB distribution network operator (DNO) ownership groups and NESO (the national energy system operator), including network capacity, connection registers, future energy scenarios (DFES), tenders, contracts and dispatch evidence where available.
How fresh is the data?
Each dataset retains its source publication date. GridOptic updates as source publishers release new files, rather than presenting one misleading universal freshness claim.
Who is GridOptic for?
Asset-side developers, infrastructure investors, asset owners, virtual power plant (VPP) and demand-side response (DSR) operators, site owners and utility teams making location, revenue and portfolio decisions.
GO — your green light to invest
Go from open data to an investable answer.
Bring a postcode, coordinates, GSP or portfolio. We will show you what GridOptic can resolve.