Spreadsheets are everywhere. Complex programs demand Singularity.
The clean energy platform utilities and grid operators run on.
Only Singularity connects your generation data, your program operations, and your reporting obligations in one system, so your clean energy program doesn’t outgrow its tools.
Trusted by
“The platform that Singularity helped develop provides customers with hourly energy and emissions data, as well as an overall picture of their sustainability metrics not previously possible.”Cam Hardin, Director of Customer Solutions, Georgia Power
“The high-quality data we received during our pilot with Georgia Power has enabled us to transition from a carbon-accounting mindset to carbon action.”Soazig Kaam, Technical Program Manager, Google Energy Products
Georgia Power announcement · July 2026
The program ceiling
Most tools were built for programs that stay simple.
The methodology that keeps your program running lives in your head and your spreadsheets. When the program grows, the spreadsheet hits its ceiling.
Your REC inventory is now a formal balance sheet item under FASB. When an auditor asks how each certificate was allocated and who approved it, a spreadsheet export isn’t an answer.
Your largest customers are asking for hourly clean energy data: which source, which hour, matched to their actual load. Most programs don’t have a system that shows it.
Singularity starts there.
Compliance and customer reporting from the same system. Same source, same answer.
Built directly on your program data: hourly matching, source breakdown, and CFE coverage.
Built for programs that don’t stay simple.
Proven in production
Southern Company, APS, Evergy, MISO, and SPP run on Singularity in production, across RPS compliance, voluntary programs, and GHG tracking at market scale. The emissions methods behind those programs are documented and publicly available. SOC 2 Type 2 certified.
Every commitment structure. One engine.
Most tools were built for one program type. Singularity’s allocation engine runs compliance and voluntary programs simultaneously from one inventory, prevents double counting, and adds new program types without rebuilding anything.
Knowledge in the platform, not the person
When they leave, every workaround goes with them. Singularity keeps the methodology and every allocation decision in the platform, not an inbox.
Audit-ready by design
Singularity documents every allocation decision, data transformation, and registry reconciliation. When the auditor asks, the answer is already in the system.
Frequently asked questions
What utilities and grid operators ask first.
Is Singularity just a REC management tool?
No. A REC management tool tracks your certificate inventory: what you hold, what you’ve transferred, what you’ve retired. Singularity tracks that inventory alongside a separate generation inventory, every MWh in your physical portfolio, certificated or not, and reconciles the two. From there, it allocates across every commitment structure your program runs, from annual REC matching to hourly CFE, produces customer-facing reporting tied to source generation, and layers on carbon accounting for customers who need it. Registry reconciliation is the floor, not the whole platform.
Why one platform instead of separate tools for registry reconciliation, customer reporting, and carbon accounting?
Because those tools don’t share a record. When registry reconciliation, customer reporting, and carbon accounting run on different systems, each one has its own version of your data, and nothing reconciles them against each other end to end. A record you can’t reconcile isn’t an audit trail, it’s just three exports that happen to agree on a good day. Singularity runs all of it on the same underlying data, so there’s one number, not three.
We already track RECs in a spreadsheet. Why would we need Singularity?
The question isn’t whether your current process works today. It’s whether it holds up when the next requirement lands: a large customer asking for hourly or carbon-level data, an auditor asking to trace a REC back to its source generator, or a new program type your team needs to configure without waiting on a vendor. Spreadsheets don’t grow with the program. Singularity is built to.
Our ETRM already tracks our RECs. Do we need Singularity too?
Yes, and they’re complementary, not competing. Your ETRM’s REC module tracks positions as a byproduct of your generation and trading workflow: what you have, what it’s worth. Singularity runs the program on top of that: who gets which RECs, under what program rules, with the audit trail your regulators and customers require. Think general ledger versus ERP. Utilities run both, with REC position data flowing from the ETRM into Singularity’s program layer.
We’re thinking about building this ourselves. Why would we buy instead?
If you’ve gotten far enough to consider building this yourself, you’ve already confirmed the problem is worth solving. The real question is whether building and maintaining it internally is the best use of your team’s time. The methodology, hourly matching logic, audit trail, and registry reconciliation aren’t theoretical, they come from real deployments across live utility and grid operator programs, where the hard edge cases actually surface. Building it yourself means rediscovering those edge cases alone, without a team that has already solved them and can advise on the program design decisions behind the numbers, not just hand you working code.
How does Singularity handle the security of our internal generation data?
Singularity is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, and the certification covers the systems that touch your generation, metering, and program data. Utilities can start with a limited, carefully scoped dataset and expand access as trust is established. Southern Company, APS, Evergy, MISO, and SPP already share their internal systems with Singularity to run their programs.
Ready to see it on a real program?
One system of record, built to run the program. We’ll walk through how Singularity applies to your program structure. 30 minutes, focused on your program.
Get a demo →Large C&I customer in a utility clean energy program? Ask your utility about the platform: full transparency into your supply mix, Scope 2 emissions, and program impact. The Georgia Power deployment with Google shows what that looks like.