Felix gives generation and large-load developers ISO-accurate transmission capacity, upgrade costs, and scenario modeling across every major U.S. market. You can find viable sites, take the risk out of interconnection, and reach power sooner.
Screen more than a thousand substations across an ISO on a single map, color-coded for available capacity and upgrade-cost exposure and refreshed with every model release. You can spot the points of interconnection with real headroom in minutes, with no manual GIS tracing and no waiting on consultant reports.
Surprise network-upgrade costs are what kill projects. Because Felix replicates ERIS and NRIS methodology, you can see the likely costs and constraints before you put down an interconnection deposit, and act before a restudy wipes out your economics.
Adjust local queue assumptions, add competing projects and new generation, and re-run the full ISO study on your own inputs. Run a hundred what-if scenarios to see how a site holds up as the queue shifts around it.
From early prospecting through cluster studies, Felix turns your market knowledge into a clear, site-level view. You advance only the projects you have already de-risked, which protects both your capital and your credibility.
Felix gives generation and large-load developers ISO-accurate transmission capacity, upgrade costs, and scenario modeling across every major U.S. market. You can find viable sites, take the risk out of interconnection, and reach power sooner.
Screen every point of interconnection across a region on an on-demand map, color-coded for available capacity and upgrade-cost exposure and updated with each model release. Add your own assumptions to get study results that reflect how you read the market.
Go deep on a shortlist of priority sites. Adjust local queue assumptions, run as many custom scenarios as you need, re-run the full ISO study for fast and accurate results, and compare outcomes based on the projects and loads competing with you in the queue.
Felix replicates ERIS and NRIS studies rather than approximating them with FCITC, using the same software as the ISOs and utilities, including PowerGEM’s TARA and Siemens PTI’s PSS®E. It is built by former ISO and utility planners and stays consistent with SPP, PJM, MISO, ERCOT, WECC, Duke, TVA, and Southern Company methodology.