Bidding reserves and energy with separate controllers wastes the asset. CONSUL commits them together and pre-plans the recourse for each way the day can go.
It sizes reserves and spot together, so they don't fight over the same battery. Joint co-optimization across services.
It decides what to bid now and pre-plans the recourse for each way the day could go. Two-stage stochastic optimization with recourse.
It caps the downside of the reserve position, not just the average. CVaR tail-risk constraint on the recourse.
On a dual asset it co-optimizes with TARSIS across the same battery. Co-optimizes with TARSIS on dual assets.
Our validation methodology is a walk-forward backtest against standard baselines with Diebold–Mariano significance testing — designed to run on your own history during onboarding so you can see how it performs before you rely on it.
These are the real methods behind CONSUL, each in one plain line. We name the method as a credibility signal — we don't publish the recipe.
Commits bids now and plans the fallback for the bad case, as one book.
Caps the downside of the position, not just the average outcome.