Limits need an agreed interface
Define how limits arrive, how quickly the site responds and what fallback applies if communications fail.
For grid operators · Customer-side control
GridPass is developing a site-side control system for large electricity users on flexible connections. It is designed to follow agreed import limits while keeping protected site loads outside control.
The simulation is a software model. GridPass is not certified as a power control system.
The problem
Site control and evidence should be reviewed against the connection terms, operating boundaries and local requirements.
Define how limits arrive, how quickly the site responds and what fallback applies if communications fail.
Identify process-critical and third-party loads that must remain outside the control scope.
Agree the meter inputs, timestamps, event fields and report format before a pilot.
How it works
GridPass works with the operator and site team to define a bounded, reviewable test.
Review the proposed flexible connection limits, event notice and fallback requirements.
List controllable resources, protected loads, permissions and safety constraints.
Run illustrative scenarios or, when supplied, calibrated site data against the limit.
Define test conditions, independent measurements and the event record both parties review.
What you get
Certification is a planned workstream. Any pilot depends on the operator, site, equipment and permissions.
Show which assets are eligible for control and which remain protected.
Review response, recovery and communications fallback against the proposed terms.
Agree data sources, event timing, record fields and review responsibilities.
Set out prerequisites, test steps, acceptance measures and open issues.
Start a conversation
Share the site details you have. We will reply with a clear next step.
Available options depend on your location, site demand and network terms.