The same source. 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: D+9. Threshold: 200 kW, type B/C/D. DSOs and the TSO run ongoing monitoring of work-plan quality and timeliness. 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: D+9 horizon, 15-minute and hourly intervals. Two independent weather algorithms. The operator gets the SOGL work plan – every DSO and the TSO, in that operator’s format and channel. That is a network duty, not a trading schedule.