Solutions · Energy & infrastructure
Grid and building systems increasingly act on their own. ExecLayer evaluates a proposed action against its operating envelope before it reaches equipment, refuses what falls outside, and records both outcomes.
An automated system issues a setpoint or a switching command outside its authorized envelope. On a grid the consequence is not a bad output, it is physical, and it propagates faster than anyone can intervene. A control that flags this after the fact has already missed.
What it is
A deterministic enforcement kernel for grid operations, with cryptographically verifiable decision receipts.
The problem it solves
Grid actions are consequential and effectively irreversible in the moment. GridGuard evaluates each command against its authorized envelope before it is issued and refuses the ones outside it, then emits a signed receipt that a third party can verify independently.
What it is
Offline-first compliance enforcement for California electrification programs, including EBD, TECH, HEEHRA, and SoCalREN.
The problem it solves
Program compliance is usually reconstructed by a consultant long after the work is finished, which is when errors become expensive. Retrofit Guard evaluates program rules at the point of work, in the field, without a network connection, so compliance is established when the decision is made rather than argued about later.
Infrastructure evidence outlives the people and the vendors involved. The record has to be fixed at the time of the decision and checkable without the cooperation of whoever produced it.