Energy · Battery owners

How much of the available value did your optimiser capture?

Revenue from a traded battery mixes the optimiser's skill with the site, the grid connection and the market. A good month can be the market, and a poor one can be the grid connection.

The owner-side assessment separates them. It measures how much of the available value the optimiser captured, attributes the shortfall to its sources, and states the uncertainty on each number.

IllustrationThe worked example uses simulated continental data, not a live GB battery, so this page quotes no figure from it.

EvidenceMy published work asks the same kind of question of a forecast. Around the German day-ahead load forecast, a 90% band built the usual way covered 84.8% of quarter-hours [82.3%, 87.1%] over 336 scored days.

Evidence

Offer

Owner-side assessment

Input
Agreed with the scope. The starting point is the records an owner already holds.
You get
The share of available value the optimiser captured, the shortfall attributed to its sources, and the uncertainty on each number.
Timing
Agreed with the scope
Reference price
Quoted on request. Scope and price are agreed before any data moves.

Vendor Band Audit, on the optimiser’s forecasts

Input
One asset with 12 months of trading history: the optimiser’s forecast, its stated range, and the outcome.
You get
Coverage against the stated level by regime and by season, the misses priced at your market’s prices, a findings register and a 45-minute readout.
Timing
2 weeks from data delivery
Reference price
EUR 3,000, fixed

Full scope and terms

The 2 offers answer different questions. The assessment asks how much value was captured. The band audit asks whether the optimiser's stated confidence in its forecasts held, and each dispatch rests on that confidence.

Try it

The Band Checker runs the first 2 sections of the band audit in your browser, on your own CSV or on the bundled DE-LU sample. There is no battery sample yet.

First step

Write to matthew@mtanti.com for the worked example, or with one paragraph describing the asset and its optimisation contract. A standard mutual NDA comes before any data moves, and your data is deleted on delivery and never used elsewhere.

What this does not support

The owner-side assessment has not yet been run on a live battery, and the worked example is simulated data from continental markets. It therefore supports no claim about any real asset, any optimiser or the GB market. The published figure concerns a German load forecast, not a price forecast and not a battery. Nothing on this page ranks optimisers.