Structure. Nominate. Settle.
The full market communication layer for balance responsible parties and suppliers. One integration, every energy market you operate in.
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The problem
Every energy market speaks its own protocol
Every market has its own message formats, its own identifiers and its own deadlines. Getting one asset trading in one bidding zone is a project. Getting ten assets trading in five bidding zones is a department.
Without Engrate
With Engrate
Why it matters
Every market you enter should cost you an integration, not a department.
Energy Market Communication
One integration, whichever energy role you take
One API for the market, grouped the way a day runs: who holds what, what you do each day, what the grid allows, and what it came to. Each row names the role it serves, Balance Responsible Party (BRP) or Energy Supplier.
Structuring
Portfolio
The accounting points you are responsible for, read from the market and kept current, master data included.
Supplier switching
Take on a customer and have their point registered to you on the day it should be. Move-ins and move-outs go the same way.
Operational
BRP nominations
Send the position you intend to hold before gate closure, and see the series the market confirmed back.
Trades
Your fills from the exchange beside the trades you agreed bilaterally, per counterparty.
Transport
Physical scheduling and redispatch
Inform the grid operator of your intended asset schedule, and take back the transport capacity you are allowed and the redispatch it asks for.
Settlement
Metering data access
Validated meter values per point, each one saying what it was based on and how final it is.
Settlement and reconciliation
What the market says you delivered, and what your imbalance cost.
Add-on module
Cost of Energy
What does a kilowatt hour actually cost, at this meter, in this hour? Cost of Energy answers that with the full stack: grid fees, energy tax, transfer charges, peak power fees and subscriptions. Calculations return their intermediate steps, so you can show your customer where the number came from.
Transfer charge
0.0613 SEK/kWh
Energy tax
0.36 SEK/kWh
Peak power fee
45.74 SEK/kW
Fixed fee
3384 SEK
Total cost
Who it's for
Built for the team that wants a modern energy tech stack
For the developers who own energy market communication, the operations team responsible for balancing the energy portfolio, and the leaders who decide which market comes next.
Developers
One API for every market, with clear errors, real examples and a sandbox you can try before you talk to us. Your market integration becomes a dependency.
Operations teams
See the state of every submission in one place, with the market's own reply next to it. Handle the exceptions and let the routine run.
Product and technology leaders
Enter a new market without hiring for it. Buy the market plumbing, keep the trading logic and the customer relationship.
For developers
Built by developers, for developers
Read the docs, or point your coding agent at them. Our MCP server gives it the same API you use.
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"mcpServers": {
"Engrate": {
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}
}
}Thirty minutes, your assets, your markets.
We will show you which of your markets we cover today, and what it would take to add the others.