The Open Grid · UK live · Additional coverage in enterprise pilot

Live grid carbon, by the minute, under one open method.

Every emission figure you disclose only survives assurance if the grid intensity behind it does too. The Open Grid is a peer-reviewed, jurisdiction-level feed, live in the UK today via NESO. Additional jurisdictions are running in enterprise pilot, allocated by request, published under CC-BY.

Live · UK · NESO feed
North East England
24gCO2e / kWh
status   very low   ·   updated 2 min ago
Cleanest window today 07:30-09:00, expected 18 gCO2e/kWh.
00:00Now24:00
Coverage

One methodology. Eight jurisdictions, allocated by request.

The UK feed is live and open. Additional jurisdictions are running in an enterprise pilot, allocated by request to CFOs, CSOs and audit teams. Details of pilot coverage are shared under NDA.

Live now
United Kingdom
UK · NESO
Source: National Energy System Operator
Enterprise pilot
European Union
EU-27
By invitation · NDA required
Enterprise pilot
Ireland
Ireland
By invitation · NDA required
Priority access
United States
US
Onboarding by request
Priority access
Canada
Canada
Onboarding by request
Roadmap
Australia
Australia
In development
Roadmap
Japan
Japan
In development
Roadmap
India
India
In development
Enterprise pilot · access by request

Additional coverage is running now.

The UK feed is public. Coverage beyond the UK is in an enterprise pilot, allocated by request to CFOs, CSOs and audit teams. If you tell us the jurisdiction and the disclosure your team is preparing, we can tell you what we can share, under NDA.

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Requests reviewed individually · NDA on first contact · No newsletter.
Why open

Assurance-grade means reproducible.

If your emissions figure depends on a private grid feed, an auditor cannot verify it. If it depends on the Open Grid, they can, and they don't need to trust us to do it.

Method, not black box

Every intensity number carries its source, sample time, and calculation trail. Published under CC-BY, so anyone can rerun it.

Live from the source of truth

UK intensity is pulled live from NESO, the National Energy System Operator, and every figure records the timestamp and source. No cached daily averages.

One method, many grids

The same calculation runs on UK NESO, ENTSO-E, EIA-930 and AEMO. Cross-jurisdiction disclosures use a single defensible number.

Actionable, not archival

Live and forecast intensity per jurisdiction, so digital workloads and marketing campaigns can shift to cleaner windows on purpose.