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The difference

SOGL is system operation.
Balancing is trade.

Two data streams from one PPE
Two outputs

Grid and trade. One farm.

The same farm. Two different duties. Different recipient, different resolution. NEXIVO handles SOGL: the work plan to the DSO or TSO. We do not do commercial balancing.

SOGL reporting

Recipient: DSO or TSO. Purpose: planning and operating the power system. Format: a generating-module work plan - PGEN, PDmax/PDmin, own demand, outages. Network horizon: the day through d+9. Threshold: 200 kW, type B/C/D. From April 2025 the operator monitors whether the data was submitted. Work-plan details.

Commercial balancing

Recipient: a trading party. Purpose: hourly production schedules on its horizon. It does not replace SOGL. You can have a correct trading schedule and an incomplete work plan - the network operator assesses them independently.

What NEXIVO does

The forecast rests on weather and history at the PPE: 10 days, day-ahead, 15 minutes. Two independent weather algorithms. The operator gets the SOGL work plan - every DSO and the TSO. That is a network duty, not a trading schedule.

Add the farm.
The plan goes out every day.