Energy Data Infrastructure
Finance-grade energy data for institutional real assets
Mobius reconciles portfolio energy data to authoritative market settlement records. Mismatches become owned exceptions with full change logs. The result: a versioned dataset you can defend in underwriting, procurement, and reporting.
- Settlement-aligned record per site (provisional → final)
- Owned exceptions with resolution logs
- Lender/LP-ready reporting (audit trails, point-in-time versions, API/export)
Aligned with industry frameworks
Cleared to market settlement
The majority of electricity bills are estimated—not measured. Mobius reconciles portfolio energy data to authoritative market settlement records with provenance, traceability and controlled exception management.
The problem: portfolio energy data isn't verifiable
Most portfolio energy data has unclear provenance. Numbers are only truly finalised 14-24 months after. Invoices get reissued. Without traceability to what markets actually settled, reporting and procurement decisions are harder to defend.
Invoices aren't measurements
Many electricity bills are modelled estimates, not readings. Invoices can be reissued for months as settlement data updates—changing the number you thought was final.
Numbers change after month-end
Settlement data evolves from provisional to final over weeks. Without tracking this lifecycle, you're making decisions on shifting ground.
No audit trail
When data is overwritten without version history, you can't explain variance, defend baselines, or prove what was true at a point in time.
How It Works
What makes energy data finance-grade
Finance-grade means every number is traceable to an authoritative source, every change is logged, and every exception has an owner.
Typical portfolio energy data
- Estimated billing
- Manual reconciliation
- Unclear provenance
- Overwritten updates
- Limited audit trail
Mobius settlement-aligned record
- Anchored to authoritative settlement records
- Version history (point‑in‑time access)
- Exceptions with ownership and resolution logs
- Traceable from source to report
- Audit-ready logs
Connector and market-rule specifics shared under NDA.
Who It's For
Built for institutional workflows
Lenders & Insurers
Defensible energy data for underwriting and covenant monitoring
Asset Owners & Managers
Traceable baselines that stand up to LP and IC scrutiny
Operators
Reduced disputes and faster month-end close
Also for: Public sector estates → | Private estates →
What You Get
Portfolio-ready outputs
Trusted datasets with complete provenance, ready for operations and reporting.
Cleared portfolio dataset
Reconciled to settlement and delivered via API or export.
Used by finance & procurement
Exception register
Ownership, status, and evidence for every flagged issue.
Used by ops & procurement
Versioned change log
Full audit trail: what changed, when, and why.
Used by audit/IC/lenders
Protect NOI and reduce cost variance
Finance-grade means every number is traceable to an authoritative source, every change is logged, and every exception has an owner.
Commercial leakage
Flag tariff misapplication, contract mismatches, and billing discrepancies early—before they hit the P&L.
Explainable variance
Separate real cost movement from data noise so finance can explain drivers period-to-period.
Decision defensibility
Support IC, lender, and LP scrutiny with governed exceptions and a reproducible audit trail.
Faster close
Reduce reconciliation rework to speed month-end reporting.
How it works
As settlement updates, Mobius preserves each version so reporting is reproducible and auditable.
Data sources
Mobius clearing & reconciliation layer
Connect
We ingest data from your meters, invoices, portfolio systems, and authorised market data hubs. No new hardware required.
Clear to settlement record
Mobius reconciles your data against the market settlement record—the authoritative source used to settle energy consumption. Mismatches become owned exceptions.
Report & verify
Deliver a versioned, audit-ready dataset via API or export. Every change is logged; every version is recoverable.
What makes settlement-aligned different
- →Bills can be estimated and adjusted; settlement is the market record.
- →We reconcile continuously as the record matures.
- →Every change is traceable and reproducible point-in-time.