01Fragmented information
Load, contracts and market information sit in different systems, making like-for-like comparison difficult.
AIGEXENERGY PORTFOLIOS × MARKET COORDINATION
From power demand to trading decisions
AIGEX connects demand, supply portfolios and market operations for clearer energy decisions and execution workflows.
The platform is for authorized users only. After signing in, access is determined by your account permissions.
Concept image · Not a real customer, installation or operating interface
Clear workflows. Explicit boundaries.
This is a marketing and synthetic demonstration page. AIGEX does not provide a licensed exchange or official Japanese market-operator service here. No live connection to JEPX, EPRX or OCCTO is claimed, and no real orders are executed. The demonstration guarantees neither settlement, returns, savings nor earnings.
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Coordination goes beyond balancing supply and demand
Connecting enterprise needs to operation records takes shared information and explicit responsibilities.
02Misaligned timing
Demand and supply follow different time profiles. Total volumes alone cannot reveal gaps at each point.
03Complex flexibility planning
Storage and flexible loads require equipment constraints, availability and authorization to be considered together.
04Disconnected records
Inconsistent references across steps complicate delivery, settlement evidence and reconciliation tracing.
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Connect information and responsibility through the workflow
Four coordination modules connect demand, resources, operations and evidence. Their outputs are plans or illustrative records, not production promises.
Demand / PPA & supply matching
- Input
- Load profiles, procurement goals and contract terms
- Purpose
- Compare timing, portfolios and uncovered demand
- Output
- Draft portfolio comparisons and demand matching
- Capability boundary
- Planning concept; suitability and contracts require project validation
Generation, storage & load flexibility
- Input
- Resource profiles, capacity, availability and equipment limits
- Purpose
- Review participation conditions and resource interactions
- Output
- Conditional resource plans and constraint lists
- Capability boundary
- Not autonomous equipment control; compatibility and authorization require validation
Market operations demo
- Input
- Draft plans, roles and simulated operation conditions
- Purpose
- Illustrate order review, trade records and delivery coordination
- Output
- Illustrative review records and delivery checklists
- Capability boundary
- Demo only; no real orders, trades or market connections
Settlement evidence & reconciliation
- Input
- Metering, contracts and illustrative delivery references
- Purpose
- Organize differences, evidence links and open items
- Output
- Illustrative reconciliation lists and record indexes
- Capability boundary
- Not formal settlement or compliance assurance; responsible parties must confirm
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See how each step informs the next
Switch three scenarios and seven stages to see fixed data become planning and operation references.
Fixed synthetic concept examples · Not live information, a quote or real trades. No orders are submitted here.
Start with enterprise demand and compare the renewable profile with the remaining planning gap.
Demand560kW
Renewables360kW
Net storage discharge0kW
Residual demand200kW
Storage state of charge50%
Illustrative daily power profiles
DemandRenewablesResidual demand
Power is in kW; state of charge is in %. Times represent illustrative Japan local time. Seven sparse snapshots are not settlement intervals and are not summed into energy totals. Residual demand = demand − renewables − net storage discharge; negative storage means charging. State of charge is independently specified, not integrated from sparse points. No price, earnings or executed-market assumptions.
View exact power snapshots
| Inspection time | Demand (kW) | Renewables (kW) | Net storage discharge (kW) | Residual demand (kW) | Storage state of charge (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00:00 | 320 | 60 | 0 | 260 | 50 |
| 04:00 | 300 | 50 | 0 | 250 | 50 |
| 08:00 | 480 | 180 | 0 | 300 | 50 |
| 12:00 | 560 | 360 | 0 | 200 | 50 |
| 16:00 | 600 | 210 | 0 | 390 | 50 |
| 20:00 | 440 | 80 | 0 | 360 | 50 |
| 24:00 | 320 | 60 | 0 | 260 | 50 |
Workflow stage
Demand concept · Unconfirmed
Enterprise demand / Demand / 12:00
- Input
- Enterprise load and procurement draft · Load and role data · 560 kW / 360 kW
- Purpose
- Clarify demand timing, data scope and roles · Residual demand 200 kW
- Output
- Draft demand reference · Enterprise demand-gap planning reference
If a project uses 15-minute or CFE granularity, it is analysis only, not a Japanese market settlement period.
Fixed synthetic concept examples · Not live information, a quote or real trades. No orders are submitted here.
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Distinct roles in Japan’s energy ecosystem
Operations depend on each participant’s data and responsibilities, not on a platform automatically acquiring market authority.
Enterprise & AI data center demand
Contribute load profiles, procurement objectives and operational constraints.
Generation & storage
Provide resource characteristics, availability and equipment constraints.
Retailers & aggregators
Confirm market-operation and delivery responsibilities within qualifications, rules and contract scope.
Demand-side data meets portfolio coordination
AIEDC (AI-EDC on this site) focuses on demand-side energy-operation data and decision support. AIGEX focuses on portfolio and market-coordination concepts. The roles complement each other, while integration, data use and formal execution still require project validation and authorization.
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Understand first. Validate next. Confirm scope.
- 01
Confirm needs
Clarify goals, scenarios and expected responsibilities.
- 02
Data & roles
Confirm data permissions, quality and participant roles.
- 03
Demonstration
Explore workflows with synthetic data.
- 04
Project validation
Review compatibility, applicable rules and feasible scope.
- 05
Formal eligibility & contracts
Responsible parties confirm qualifications, responsibilities and contracts. Onboarding does not authorize live trading.
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AIGEX, explained
How does AIGEX relate to AIEDC?
AIEDC (AI-EDC) centers on demand-side operation data. This AIGEX page illustrates portfolio planning and market workflow coordination, not verified live-trading integration.
Does the demo place real orders?
No. Curves, order reviews and trade records are fixed synthetic concepts. There is no market connection, order submission, trade or settlement.
What prerequisites and responsibilities apply?
Applicable rules, participant qualifications, data permissions, equipment compatibility and contract scope must be confirmed. Responsible parties confirm execution responsibilities; neither a demo nor onboarding provides authorization.
Where does the demonstration data come from?
Fixed synthetic data authored for this site’s concept demonstration. It contains no private customer data, live market prices or reference-app data. It is not a quote, earnings estimate or verified result.
KiWi New Energy / AIGEX
A clearer starting point for your next energy decision
Begin with needs, data and roles. Together, define an appropriate demonstration and project-validation scope.
The platform is for authorized users only. After signing in, access is determined by your account permissions.