A platform for power market decisions — not just another model.
Krotos brings together everything teams need to understand the power market and act on it. Market visibility, a model engine, scenarios, pricing outputs, and decision support — in one secure workspace.
Nine layers, one platform.
Market visibility
A live view of European power — prices, forwards, fundamentals, and signals across bidding zones in one place.
AI data updates from market news
AI continuously reads market news, outage notices, policy announcements, and regulatory filings — turning them into structured data updates that feed the model.
Model engine
A calibrated power market engine that powers the platform — dispatch, interconnection, demand, weather — running underneath every output.
AI validation of model runs
Every run is checked by AI against observed market behaviour — flagging drift, outliers, and calibration issues before an output reaches a decision.
Scenario workspace
Build, fork, and compare scenarios across horizons. Vary fuel paths, capacity, demand, weather years — and inspect resulting prices side by side.
Pricing outputs
Hourly forecasts, forward curves, capture prices, and structured price sets for day-ahead, intraday, and long-term horizons.
AI insight validation
AI stress-tests the narrative behind each result — tracing which fundamental drivers actually support an insight, and which do not.
Decision support
Alerts, comments, snapshots, and shared scenarios so trading, origination, operations, and leadership work from the same view.
Secure workspace
A logged-in environment with versioned runs, access control, and team collaboration — built for the way enterprise teams actually decide.
Power markets are uniquely complex.
Three structural realities shape every price, every decision, every position in European power.
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Power is instantaneous
Electricity must be used the moment it is produced. There is no inventory, no shelf, no second chance — value is set by what happens in the next hour, the next minute, the next second.
- 02
It is a highly interconnected market
Generators, consumers, weather, transmission, and outages all affect one another across Europe. A wind drop in the North Sea reshapes prices from Lisbon to Helsinki.
- 03
Every product is identical
A megawatt-hour is the same product regardless of source. Value is driven by timing, location, availability, and constraints — not by product differentiation.
A calibrated engine, not a black box.
The Krotos engine models how European power prices form — bids and offers, supply and demand, interconnection, weather, fuel, and uncertainity — and is calibrated against observed market behaviour across bidding zones.
It is the same engine whether the question is tomorrow's day-ahead, a 2030 capture price, or a 2050 build-out path. That continuity is what makes the platform useful across very different decisions.
One workspace. Every horizon.
A preview of the logged-in environment — where the market view, scenarios, and pricing outputs come together for the people making the decisions.