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Application and load modifier

Data Center Simulator

The data center simulator models large-load uncertainty both as a standalone application and an explicit load modifier for demand, distribution, and market studies.

Project realization

Representing Whether, When, and How Much Load Materializes

Data center scenarios carry a project realization probability, an energization date, anticipated delays, a load realization factor, and a ramp-up trajectory through startup.

Data center simulator converting project drivers into per-second and annual probabilistic load profiles.
Seconds
Ramps and transitions
Operations
Variability and backup events

Short-term profile

Modelling Second-Scale Behavior and Local Operating Impacts

Short-term profiles can represent ramps, variability, operating transitions, backup transitions, and other high-resolution behaviors relevant to local grid impacts.

Long-term profile

Generating 8,760-Hour Profiles for Planning and Market Studies

Long-term profiles represent annual operating shape, load factor, hourly coincidence with weather, and the timing of demand impacts across planning years.

Seconds
Per-second load profiles
8760 hourly
8760 hourly load profile
Scenario drivers
Probabilistic realization, energization, project ramp-up, and load factor
Demand
Load modifier
Distribution
Asset stress driver
Market
Price and congestion driver
Lineage
Assumption-backed scenario

Platform role

One Assumption, Three Simulators

A data center scenario enters the demand simulator as an explicit load modifier, the distribution simulator as a feeder-level input, and the market simulator as a scenario driver.

Building a shared view of the future grid.

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