- Illustrative service limit
- Site-load intervals
- Fleet / charging reserve inputs
- Battery / fuel reserve inputs
- Thermal derate assumptions
Headroom public demo report
Mixed-Energy Fleet & Charging Hub
A polished public-safe demonstration of the Headroom report structure using synthetic 15-minute scenarios aligned to the filed worked example and v1 workflow.
PUBLIC DEMONO CUSTOMER DATANO LIVE TELEMETRYNO EQUIPMENT CONTROL
REPORT ID: HR-PUBLIC-DEMO-2026-07POLICY: DEMO-POLICY-1.0STATUS: PRELIMINARY
Executive takeaway
Promising windows exist, but the package is not yet decision-complete.
Two windows appear available, two are limited, and superior obligations preserve or block four additional windows. One window is UNKNOWN because data quality is not sufficient. The appropriate next step is a data-complete pilot screen—not an engineering commitment.
RecommendationNEEDS TELEMETRY
Confirm full interval-meter coverage, fleet reserve policy, battery reserve floor, and utility-event records before pilot scoping.
2,000 kWillustrative service limit
638 kWsupported worked window
85%worked-window confidence
5 statesreason-coded vocabulary
Capacity-window screen
Eight illustrative operating windows.
Color is never the only cue; each window carries an explicit state label and reason code.
00:00AVAILABLE06:00LIMITED08:00PRESERVE12:00LIMITED15:00BLOCKED18:00PRESERVE21:00UNKNOWN23:00AVAILABLE
| Window | State | Confidence | Raw residual kW | Supported kW | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00:00 | AVAILABLE | 96% | 1,040 | 998 | ADMISSIBLE_INTERRUPTIBLE |
| 06:00 | LIMITED | 85% | 750 | 638 | DEGRADED_DATA_WITH_RESERVE_PROTECTION |
| 08:00 | PRESERVE | 94% | 250 | 0 | PRESERVE_FLEET_READINESS |
| 12:00 | LIMITED | 90% | 450 | 405 | THERMAL_MARGIN_LIMIT |
| 15:00 | BLOCKED | 93% | 250 | 0 | UTILITY_EVENT_ACTIVE |
| 18:00 | PRESERVE | 92% | 150 | 0 | BATTERY_RESERVE_FLOOR |
| 21:00 | UNKNOWN | 42% | 770 | 0 | TELEMETRY_STALE_OR_INCOMPLETE |
| 23:00 | AVAILABLE | 97% | 950 | 922 | ADMISSIBLE_INTERRUPTIBLE |
Data readiness
What is usable—and what remains missing.
- Complete revenue-meter interval coverage
- Reserve-policy owner and effective dates
- Utility-event history and data rights
- Meter hierarchy and time alignment
- Engineering constraints beyond kW
- Weak data cannot increase capacity
- Stale or incomplete data can force UNKNOWN
- Conflicts use conservative lower bounds
- Assumptions remain visible in the report
- Every state is tied to a reason
Attribution
The site can perform correctly while the load is denied.
Site outcomeFlexible-load outcomeCommercial interpretation
FLEET_READINESS_PROTECTEDDEFERRED_BY_SUPERIOR_OBLIGATIONLegitimate displacement, not automatic site failure
UTILITY_OBLIGATION_SATISFIEDBLOCKED_BY_SUPERIOR_OBLIGATIONUtility event came first
CAPACITY_AVAILABLEELIGIBLE_FOR_SCREENAdvance to workload and engineering diligence
NOT_DETERMINEDNOT_SUPPORTABLE_FOR_EVIDENCERequest records; do not infer through the gap
Evidence package
What travels with the finding.
One report, different decisions
Choose the reviewer’s lens.
Should this location advance?
Request missing records, preserve the promising off-peak windows, and defer engineering spend until interval coverage and reserve policy are confirmed.
Where could operating flexibility exist?
Two windows appear promising, while fleet, utility, and battery obligations correctly preserve or block others. The report clarifies what must remain protected.
Is the diligence package decision-grade?
Not yet. The opportunity is credible enough to continue, but missing meter and policy evidence should remain a condition before capital commitment.
Public-demo boundary
What this report does not claim.
Not a customer locationNot live telemetryNot productionNot an engineering authorizationNot utility approvalNot guaranteed revenue or ROINot settlement executionNo third-party integration or endorsement