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Proprietary dispatch engines in tandem with the Scoville spot simulation technology yields realistic distributions of cash flows and operational statistics at all time scales, including the effects of a wide array of asset specifications. In addition, intrinsic value and a variety of bucket dispatch approximations are automatically produced to enhance transparency in the origin of asset margins.

The Scoville BESS analytics suite dispatches assets against hourly price simulations at the asset node. The coupled nature of the simulations across locations allows for rigorous testing of potential hedging strategies using TB or solar/ramp futures. Tracking of historical performance versus future estimates are seamlessly integrated into financial models accessible via a web portal.

Analysis of storage and transport assets is based upon Scoville's unified simulation platform, facilitating both individual asset valuation and analysis of the collective behavior of multiple assets and temperature driven customer/utility usage. Asset specifications span a broad array of constraints and allow for multiple injection and receipt points. All results include spot dynamics that is consistent with prevailing market prices and which incorporate weather forecasts.

Retail electricity and natural gas portfolios are analyzed by account to ensure maximum accuracy of valuation, risk and forecasting results. Utilizing the Scoville simulation framework, all results are weather-normalized and probabilistic, allowing end-users the ability to see results from individual customers to cash flow distributions by portfolio, RTO or utility.

Scoville's platform has been tailored to the unique requirements of data center developers and operators, including the simulation of future loads based on short historical data sets and high ramp rates to yield realistic budgets and risk exposures. Portfolio analysis includes supply deals, associated behind-the-meter assets and tariff-based costs.