Trade flexibility everywhere it pays.
In Great Britain, one dispatch layer takes distributed assets into local DNO flexibility, the NESO Demand Flexibility Service, wholesale and V2G aggregation today, with the balancing mechanism, frequency response and the capacity market built and in qualification. The same dispatch layer speaks Dutch time based transport rights, German section 14a EnWG dimming, Australian CSIP-AUS flexible exports and United States IEEE 2030.5, because ten countries are carried in the product's regulatory configuration. Every action settlement ready, and every market route labelled with the status it actually has.
Four modules. One market interface.
Multi market optimisation across the routes AmpVerve can open today, with balancing mechanism and frequency response modelled until accreditation completes. Co optimised stacking per asset.
Batteries, V2G fleets and flexible load in one dispatchable portfolio. Per asset constraints and availability honoured.
In Great Britain, DNO flexibility obligations registered and delivered with SSEN and UKPN. Utilisation and availability windows, baselines, instruction handling. Capacity market obligations are modelled, not registered. Elsewhere the same module resolves a Dutch non firm connection limit, a German section 14a setpoint floor or an Australian dynamic export limit to the same asset model.
Settlement ready metering, baselines and revenue statements. Reconciled against market operators, payouts back clean.
Markets we reach in Great Britain
Mechanisms carried outside Great Britain
AmpVerve holds market registrations in Great Britain only. In every other jurisdiction it runs behind your licence, and the mechanism it has to speak is already in the country configuration.
Full detail, including regulator, licensing route, metering standard and privacy regime for all ten configured countries, is on the utilities page.
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