Real-time performance tracking for energy management decisions

A powerful platform that gives you an in-depth, real-time view of your energy assets, owned or third-party, across diverse energy markets. Built to provide actionable insights, it is an indispensable tool for energy producers, operators and asset managers seeking to optimize performance and maximize revenues.

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What is Energy Tracker™

Comprehensive asset performance monitoring: An in-depth, real-time view of your assets, owned or third-party, catalogued by technology and with the markets each one takes part in.
Real-time market insights: Official data straight from the market operators, OMIE and REE, updated daily.
Revenue breakdown and analytics: Revenue and dispatched energy broken down by day, month or year, and market by market.
Customizable user access: Personalized accounts and flexible access for each user, over owned assets and the ones you manage for others.
Strategic planning support: The revenue detail and the market comparison that back the decisions on where each asset should be operating.

Inside the platform

What you see inside the platform: where each asset’s revenue comes from, how much energy went to each market, and how the market it competes in is behaving.

Where every euro comes from

Each asset’s revenue stacked market by market, day by day, and the difference against what the day-ahead market alone would have paid: how much taking part in intraday and balancing services really adds, operative against P48. With the gross-revenue ranking per asset, in € and in €/MW, and the comparison between assets, you know which ones are pulling the portfolio and which one needs a change of strategy.

Revenue stacking day by day, with day-ahead, intraday / MIC, other balancing services and real-time restrictions separated above and below zero.

The same revenue read as the difference against the day-ahead market: what each market added or took away compared with P48, day by day.

How much energy went, and to which market

Dispatched energy by day, month or year and market by market, across the OMIE markets (day-ahead and intraday / MIC) and the REE ones (technical restrictions, tertiary, secondary, RR and real-time restrictions), with unavailabilities kept apart. You see whether the volume is going to the markets that pay best and what every hour out of service is costing you.

Energy dispatched day by day for a 360 MW asset, stacked by market and with unavailabilities in a separate series.

What the cuts are costing you

The history of curtailment and technical constraints by technology and scheduling unit, in volume and in lost revenue. With the energy left out month by month you can put a number on what each site is losing and decide whether hybridisation, storage or a change of node pay for themselves.

Curtailment month by month from January to July 2026, in MWh, split between solar PV and onshore wind.

What the regulation band is worth

The revenue of your regulation zone in the aFRR availability market, splitting upward from downward reserve, day by day. You see how much of the margin comes from being available rather than from producing, and whether it pays to reserve capacity for the band instead of pouring it all into the day-ahead market.

Revenue of a regulation zone in the aFRR availability market, day by day, with upward and downward reserve stacked.

The market you compete in, not just your assets

Market statistics by technology: captured price against spot, the hourly price profile, spreads, the generation mix and the BESS index. So far this year the system has piled up 1,176 hours at zero price and 2,500 at a negative price, and the average daily spread is up 139 %: the numbers that explain why your captured price is falling and why storage starts to add up. Here your assets are not measured on their own, they are measured against what their technology did.