CEGridSight forecasts electricity prices from the physics up: weather drives demand and renewables, a full model of the grid dispatches every power station, and the price falls out at the end — across 43 zones. Every forecast is saved before settlement and scored against the real market, in public.

Weather → demand → wind & solar → dispatch → carbon → price. Because the model is physical, you can ask it why: which plants set the price, what congestion cost, what the wind did to the evening peak.
Every forecast vintage is persisted before the settlement period it covers, then graded against the settled market. The track record page needs no login and nothing on it is hand-picked.
GB resolved into its 17 transmission zones — constraint costs and zonal prices, not a national average — with 26 European bidding zones coupled in the same solve.