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NodalPulse reads the regulatory record for US power markets every morning and hands you one cited brief at 6:00 AM CT — the new filings, the party positions, the dollar impacts, and the deadlines that decide whether you keep your seat in a proceeding. Rate, market, and reliability. Texas live; California and PJM in Beta.
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The ERCOT regulatory record, read for you by 6 AM.
PUCT dockets, NPRRs, and rate-case activity — extracted into a cited brief with the deadlines and party positions that matter. Live and in general availability.
Three California forums. One thread.
A CAISO matter rarely lives in one place — a stakeholder initiative becomes a FERC docket and runs alongside a CPUC proceeding, with no shared ID. NodalPulse threads the legs together. Free during Beta; $249/mo at general availability — we'll give you notice before it applies.
The most contested capacity market in the country — tracked to the dollar.
PJM's December 2025 capacity auction cleared at its cap and drove roughly $16.4 billion in costs, with the Market Monitor attributing about 40% to data-center load. NodalPulse extracts the numeric guts — not just the prose. Free during Beta; $249/mo at general availability — we'll give you notice before it applies.
Why NodalPulse
What a brief looks like
NPRR1234: Proposed Revision to Protocol Section 3.1 — Interconnection Queue Priority for BESS Projects
ERCOT proposes amending Section 3.1 to grant queue priority status to battery storage projects above 100 MW pending PUCT approval. The revision would affect approximately 38 active interconnection requests currently in the study phase. Comment period closes June 3.
Docket 57102: Commission Opens Proceeding on ERCOT Ancillary Service Market Reforms
PUCT commissioners voted 3-1 to open a new proceeding examining ERCOT's ancillary service procurement methodology, citing post-Winter Storm Uri reserve margin concerns. Initial comments due July 15, 2026. Reply comments due August 5.
FERC Order 896-A: Rehearing Denied on ERCOT Intrastate Exemption Clarification
FERC denied rehearing of Order 896, affirming its position that the ERCOT intrastate exemption does not extend to certain hybrid resources with interstate transmission touchpoints. Decision is final absent appellate review.
What practitioners ask
Questions like these — answered from the record, with citations. Not generated from training data.
"What's [party]'s current position in ER23-2309, and how has it shifted since the initial filing?"
"What procedural deadlines do I have in the next 30 days across my tracked dockets — and which are confirmed vs. estimated?"
"How did the latest PJM capacity auction clear, and what share did the Market Monitor attribute to data-center load?"
"Which NPRR changes BESS interconnection queue priority in this docket, and when does the comment window close?"
"Are there recent notices touching [standard] that change reporting or compliance obligations?"
"Give me five bullets on what moved in CAISO this week that affects storage."
"What routes and hearing dates are in play for the Bell County 765-kV CCN, and which deadlines are confirmed vs estimated?"
"Pull every party's stated position on [issue] across these three dockets — I'm writing a memo."
"What did commission staff say in their most recent comment on [tariff]? Cite the page."
"In Docket 57102, what ancillary-service market reforms is the commission considering, and when are initial comments due?"
"Surface every filing from the last 30 days that touches [capacity assumption], and cite what each one says."
"Find every mention of [term] in this docket's testimony, with exact filing and page citation."
"Where in this docket does the protest deadline appear, and what has each party filed so far?"
Why not just ask Claude or ChatGPT?
General-purpose AI is useful. It is not a regulatory intelligence workflow.
Purpose-built crawlers
PUCT Interchange, the CAISO filings index, and FERC eLibrary are not well-indexed by general web crawlers. We hit the source systems directly on submission — not web search.
Cited, not hallucinated
Every claim in the brief links to the source filing it came from. Claims that cannot be sourced to a specific filing are dropped before delivery. No citation, no claim.
06:00 CT, every weekday
Scheduled delivery with a public status page. Not a chat session you have to remember to open. The brief is in your inbox before the trading day starts.