Utility and Grid Operator Solutions | Optimize Your Energy Transition Today — Singularity

Advanced Data & Software Solutions for Clean Energy and Carbon Management

Powering decarbonization for utilities and grid operators.

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Clean energy program management

Streamline and scale your clean energy program offerings with ease.

Environmental reporting

Make compliance and voluntary reporting easy through comprehensive emissions and energy attribute certificate tracking and accounting.

Customer engagement

Empower your customers with sophisticated data, analytics, and reporting solutions.

Clean Energy Program Management

Environmental Reporting

Customer Engagement

MISO Emissions Dashboard

FAQs

Our software solution supports location-based, market-based, and avoided emissions use cases. Per the GHG Protocol, a location-based method reflects grid emissions from energy consumption. In addition to standard location-based accounting approaches, Singularity has also developed CarbonFlow™, an emissions tracking method utilizing power flow tracing of emissions from source to sink. A market-based method reflects emissions from energy attributes that an entity owns, has purchased (e.g., EACs), or which is purchased on their behalf. Avoided emissions, also commonly referred to as attributional or consequential emissions, support estimating the GHG impact of a decision or avoided decision. Avoided emissions calculations commonly utilize a marginal emissions factor, which represents the GHG emission rate of the marginal power generation source that would either change output or be built in response to a decision.

Energy attribute certificates, or EACs, comprise of both renewable energy certificates (RECs) and alternative energy credits (AECs). These represent the clean energy attributes of electricity generated from renewable and alternative energy sources.

Singularity’s platform structure supports both hourly and annual accounting program structures.

The platform’s certificate management workflow allows utilities to manage generation attestation on behalf of their customers. If a third party registry is used, Singularity provides a registry integration so that certificates (both annual and hourly) can be retired in the beneficiary’s account.

Standard delivery mix, also referred to as standard offer or standard supply service (SSS), is what a typical ratepayer in a utility territory receives. This is distinct from “residual mix”, which represents all unclaimed or unsold electricity generation attributes.