Renewable project screening
Compare candidate areas with grid capacity, curtailment, nearby assets, and permitting context before progressing sites.
eRoots Map
The Digital Twin of the
The Digital Twin of the
eRoots Map is a digital twin of the Iberian power grid built for teams that need to evaluate assets, connection capacity, curtailment exposure, market signals, and permitting context in one geospatial workspace.
Move from fragmented public datasets and static spreadsheets to an interactive map where technical, market, and permitting context can be reviewed together.
Digital twin proof
A detailed operating model of the Iberian power grid
eRoots Map brings grid infrastructure, generation assets, substations, transmission lines, load areas, market data, curtailment signals, and permitting records into one spatial interface. Teams can start from the map, search for a known asset, inspect electrical details, and move from regional screening to local site context without changing tools.
8,175nodes
8,857lines
1,047two-winding transformers
7,479substations with nodes
8,995generators
603loads grouping 9,951 postal codes
Use cases
Built for energy teams looking to speed up investment decisions and find opportuninies
Storage and hybridization
Identify places where capacity, curtailment, generation mix, and network context may support storage or hybrid project strategies.
Investment and portfolio review
Evaluate technical and market risk across regions, assets, substations, and official project milestones.
Data center and load siting
Review nearby grid infrastructure, load areas, substations, and transmission context when screening energy-intensive locations.
Decision context
Grid decisions need a holistic view
Early-stage energy decisions are often made with incomplete spatial context: capacity indicators in one place, curtailment signals in another, permitting evidence in PDFs, and asset data in separate spreadsheets. eRoots Map reduces that friction by putting the relevant grid context on the same map.
Screen sites faster
Compare regions, substations, lines, generation clusters, and nearby load context before committing engineering time.
Understand capacity and curtailment restrictions
Review connection capacity and curtailment exposure together instead of treating them as separate questions.
Inspect grid assets in detail
Select assets, substations, lines, cadastral parcels, market units, and bulletin records to review the details behind each location.
Align teams
Give development, finance, engineering, and strategy teams a shared visual workspace for project decisions.
Assets View
Inspect the physical grid and connected assets
Assets View is the starting point for exploring the digital twin. Users can search for generation assets, substations, transmission or distribution lines, and cadastral parcels. Selecting an item opens an inspector with the relevant electrical and contextual details.
- Search by asset, substation, line, or address.
- Inspect generation technology, installed capacity, production profile, and forecast where available.
- Review substations with connected generation, technology mix, related units, and nearby nodes.
- Select lines to see the highlighted corridor, voltage, source, and model fields.
- Use satellite, 3D, and Catastro layers for site-level context.
Cadastrial, terrain and 3D views
Move from grid-scale screening to parcel context
Satellite, 3D, and Catastro layers let teams review the same candidate area from infrastructure, terrain, and cadastral perspectives without leaving the workflow.
Capacity View
Screen grid connection capacity geographically
Capacity View helps users understand where connection opportunities are likely to be stronger or weaker. Capacity results are shown on the map and in ranked panels so teams can move between regional patterns and substation-level detail.
- View capacity geographically through colored points and vertical bars.
- Compare generation and storage capacity indicators.
- Rank substations by available capacity and connection context.
- Open substation detail to review capacity snapshots and connected technologies.
- Understand whether a result is isolated or part of a wider capacity cluster.
Curtailment View
Minimize curtailment losses
Curtailment View is designed to help teams understand where generation output is affected by restrictions. Users can review heatmaps, date ranges, top curtailed units, and unit-specific production or curtailment profiles.
- Use heatmaps to locate curtailment exposure across the grid.
- Compare affected units over a selected date range.
- Click a curtailed unit to inspect the associated time-series graph.
- Review day-level and hour-level patterns for production, forecast, and restriction signals.
- Use results to inform site screening, hybridization, storage, and revenue risk discussions.
Market Intelligence
Connect asset performance with market-program data
Market Intelligence gives teams a workspace for reviewing unit-level market behavior, curtailment patterns, and temporal signals. It combines ranked unit lists, filters, charts, heatmaps, and calendars so users can move from a system-wide view to a specific asset.
- Search and filter units by technology.
- Review selected-unit charts and summary cards.
- Use heatmaps and calendars to identify affected hours and days.
- Compare production, forecast, and curtailment behavior across time.
Bulletins
Track official publications and be the first to apply
Bulletins turns official-gazette energy publications into a searchable analysis workspace. Teams can review project rollups, milestone status, capacity information, source links, and the publication ledger behind each permitting signal.
- Review official publication records in one workspace.
- Filter by status, milestone, project, and capacity context.
- Open source links for evidence and auditability.
- Connect permitting intelligence with the wider grid map.
Product overview
Watch how layers, assets, and inspectors work together
The two-minute overview shows how a user moves from map filters and layers to asset search, 3D and Catastro context, and selected asset inspectors.
Request a demo
See eRoots Map with your own screening questions
In a demo, we can walk through the areas, technologies, and grid questions that matter to your team: asset search, capacity screening, curtailment exposure, market intelligence, Catastro context, and permitting evidence.
We will tailor the walkthrough to your use case and show the relevant Map workspaces, not a generic product tour.
FAQ
Common questions
What is eRoots Map?
eRoots Map is a digital twin of the Iberian power grid that combines physical grid assets, generation, substations, lines, capacity indicators, curtailment signals, market intelligence, Catastro context, and permitting bulletins.
Who is it built for?
It is built for energy developers, storage teams, data-center teams, consultants, investors, and grid-analysis teams that need location-specific evidence for energy decisions.
Can users inspect individual assets?
Yes. Users can search and select generation assets, substations, transmission or distribution lines, and cadastral parcels. The inspector shows the relevant technical and contextual details for the selected item.
Does the map include capacity and curtailment?
Yes. Capacity View supports connection-capacity screening, while Curtailment View helps identify restriction exposure across regions and individual units.
Is Catastro context included?
Yes. At local zoom levels, users can activate Catastro parcel boundaries and inspect parcel references with links to official Catastro records.
Why request a demo instead of self-serve access?
The platform combines several technical datasets and workflows. A guided demo lets eRoots show the workspaces that match each team's geography, asset type, and decision process.