Harmonex certifies what distributed energy assets delivered, maps value to the physical delivery node, and settles every participant — accurately, automatically, and without hardware meters.
Get in touchHarmonex operates exclusively post-dispatch. We do not optimize, forecast, or instruct assets. We settle what happened.
Harmonex is not a software platform. It is financial market infrastructure — built on the same structural principles as DTCC and CLS, applied to distributed energy. It is the clearing and settlement layer that distributed energy markets have never had.
Today, battery storage operators, EV fleets, and industrial loads dispatch energy into the grid and receive flat-rate compensation that ignores where they delivered, when they delivered, and exactly how much they delivered. Harmonex closes that gap.
Our platform reconstructs a verified performance record for every 5-minute dispatch interval — without a hardware meter — maps that performance to the physical delivery node, and settles energy value, transformer capex deferral, and carbon credits simultaneously in a single atomic clearing cycle. Every settlement event produces an audit-grade record, HSM-signed and verifiable without system access — dispute-proof by design.
Participants can onboard in shadow mode first: Harmonex runs alongside existing settlement systems at no cost, certifying what assets actually earned versus what they were paid. The gap speaks for itself.
Harmonex is jurisdiction-agnostic by architecture. Every market parameter — nodal pricing methodology, regulatory authority, data residency boundary, and cryptographic key management — is configured per jurisdiction through a single Jurisdiction Switcher. Raw settlement data never crosses a sovereign boundary. The platform is designed for three explicit markets, in sequence:
Canada — Ontario is the launch market, operating on live IESO data today. The architecture applies to all provincial jurisdictions and aligns with OEB non-wires solutions frameworks.
United States — Configurable for any ISO or RTO. Settlement records are structured for FERC Order 2222 compliance, supporting DER aggregator recognition across PJM, MISO, ERCOT, and beyond.
Europe — Compatible with DENA and ENTSO-E distributed energy frameworks, and positioned for EU carbon compliance markets including CBAM industrial export requirements.
Harmonex is currently engaging grid authorities, local distribution companies, battery storage operators, and community energy groups for sandbox integration and pilot settlement programs in Ontario.
If you are evaluating distributed energy settlement infrastructure, working on a non-wires solutions filing, or developing a community BESS project, we would welcome a conversation.