One living Record page per docket.
Every filing, every party position, every deadline for a proceeding — extracted from the primary source, threaded across ERCOT, CAISO, PJM and the FERC layer, and cited back to the document. NodalPulse assembles the record so you don't have to.
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Check any docket. We'll assemble its Record.
Drop a docket number and we'll confirm it in the primary source — then start a free trial to get the full living Record: every filing, deadline, and cross-jurisdictional thread, cited.
The real cost isn't missing information. It's the hours you spend assembling the record.
Most professionals tracking a proceeding in power markets still spend significant time each morning:
- Navigating multiple stakeholder portals and commission sites.
- Manually connecting filings that span FERC, the ISOs, and state commissions.
- Risking late awareness of material changes in party positions or deadlines.
- Reconstructing context that should already be clear.
This fragmented approach consumes hours and creates unnecessary exposure. It's no longer sustainable for serious market participants.
This is what changes when you use NodalPulse.
Reviewing dockets and stakeholder pages by hand.
- Information scattered across systems with no clear connections
- Constant risk of overlooking critical developments
- A reactive, fragmented start to the day
Reading one living Record page — already assembled and cited.
- Issues connected across jurisdictions into one coherent narrative
- Clear visibility into what matters and why
- A start to the day with clarity and control
It's not that you have more information. It's that you finally have it structured the way professionals actually need it.
Four surfaces. One record.
Every weekday at 6:00 AM CT, the day's changes land in your inbox as a brief — a view into the same Record.
The daily brief — one view into your Record
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.
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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. Live and in general availability.
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.
We ingest filings directly from primary sources — no intermediaries, no third-party summaries. View full sources →
We build trust through rigor, not speed.
Every Record is assembled through a deliberate process built for professionals who can't afford errors. We'd rather drop a claim than guess.
See how we build each Record →You could ask ChatGPT or Claude…
But when precision, sourcing, and cross-jurisdictional context matter, the difference is the workflow.
Direct to primary systems
Our crawlers hit PUCT Interchange, the CAISO filings index, and FERC eLibrary directly, on submission — not through general web search.
Grounded in your corpus
Every answer is grounded exclusively in the record you're tracking — not in a model's training data.
Verifiable citations
Every output links back to the original filing. Claims that can't be sourced are dropped. No citation, no claim.
On a reliable schedule
Structured intelligence in your inbox at 6:00 CT every weekday — not an ad-hoc chat session you have to remember to open.
Stop assembling the record by hand.
Every docket you track — filings, deadlines, and cross-jurisdictional threads — on one living Record page, already assembled and cited.
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