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US power markets, live

WattMarkets is a live instrument panel for US power markets. Real-time load and zone prices, day-ahead against real-time, grid conditions, and a daily peak call for every market where one hour of demand sets a year of charges. The forecasts carry public track records, graded against settlement data.

7
markets, live and forecast
53
zones priced in real time
153
graded calls on the ledger

What's here

Live dashboards

Load against forecast for every market, updated on a five-minute cadence, with grid conditions where the ISO publishes them.

The live board

Prices and spreads

Real-time zone prices, and day-ahead against real-time graded hour by hour. The miss map shows where congestion landed.

Day-ahead vs real-time

Peak forecasts

A daily call wherever one hour of demand sets a year of charges. Every call publishes with its inputs and carries a public record.

The track records

Alerts and the API

The same data, pushed or pulled. Per-market alert levels you opt into one at a time, and everything on the site behind one key.

The API

The markets

How forecasts are graded

Every call publishes by 10 AM market time with its inputs, chains into a public hash the moment it goes out, and gets its outcome from settlement data. Hits, misses, false alarms, and correct rejections stay on each market's own page. There is no blended number.

Why it's free

The record is young, and a graded season is the only sales pitch this product gets. The site is free while the seasons accumulate. The paid layer comes later, most likely the API and white-label alerts. The public ledger stays public either way.

Data and privacy

Everything comes from each ISO's public feeds, with grading against official settlement data. Sources are named on the methodology page. There is no dataset about subscriber curtailment behavior, and nothing here is for sale to third parties.

Contact: [email protected]. Feed health lives at /status.

Stay updated

One email when a peak is called or a month gets graded. A few a season.