Utilities don't lack data. They lack a trusted network model management.
NodeWatt is the network model governance layer — one governed model that connects GIS, ADMS, planning, DERMS, OMS, and AI so every decision starts from the same trusted grid.
Govern • Validate • Version • Trace • Trust
01 · Our mission
Every utility decision should start from the same trusted grid model.
GIS, ADMS, planning, DERMS, OMS and AI each keep their own copy of the network. NodeWatt gives them one governed network model to work from, so projects move faster and decisions can be trusted.
02 · The problem
It's not a data problem. It's a governance problem.
Today's utility network is represented across GIS, ADMS, OMS, planning, DERMS, SCADA, data platforms, and vendor applications — each maintaining its own copy.
The result
Multiple versions of the network model
Expensive, custom integrations
Manual model conversions and validation
Data ownership and lineage challenges
Planning and operations on different representations
Increasing difficulty preparing reliable data for AI
↗ Slower projects
⌁ Higher integration costs
△ Greater model risk
◎ Less confidence in decisions
The question isn't “Do we have the data?” It's “Can we trust the network model we're making decisions from?”
03 · Core solutions
Three products. One governed foundation.
Everything NodeWatt offers builds on the same network model, so each product makes the others stronger.
Govern the model
CIMGraph™
One governed representation of the grid. Import, map, validate, version and publish the network model with full lineage.
Network identity and topology
Versioning and change control
CIM / CGMES native
Ask the model
RelAI™
Natural-language questions answered by governed, deterministic analysis, not guesses. AI works from trusted network context.
Plain-English grid questions
Explainable, traceable answers
Engineering authority stays with the model
Connect the stack
Integration Platform
Reusable, contract-driven connections from the governed model to GIS, ADMS, DERMS, OMS and study engines.