A platform the program doesn’t outgrow.
One system of record behind clean energy and emissions programs, built for utilities and grid operators.
Every capability here came from a real program that needed it.
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Two kinds of systems
One looks good in a demo.
One works when you bill customers.
Most tools track certificates. They don’t run the program: the rules, the customer structures, the approval chain, the methodology. That logic lives in one person’s head, and nowhere when the team changes.
Singularity runs the program, and certificate tracking comes along with it.
Inventory & reconciliation
Know your generation inventory and attributes.
Ask any vendor how their platform handles null power. Most systems only track the certificate inventory. They don’t have a second inventory to reconcile against, so the mismatch is invisible until something goes wrong.
Singularity tracks every megawatt from source to customer: generation, attributes, and the allocation that connects them. For clean energy attributes managed outside the registry, where no certificate was ever issued, Singularity produces a generation attestation backed by the same audit trail.
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Program operations
Run your clean energy and emissions programs.
Ask any vendor to demonstrate configuring a new program type, without their implementation team in the room. A configurable platform can show you on the spot; one built around a services dependency has to schedule a call.
Every green tariff, bilateral deal, community solar program, and emissions program your team has configured lives in the platform. One position summary gives you a single view of commitments, assignments, and inventory across every program you run.
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Allocation engine
Know which customers get what.
When compliance and voluntary programs run from the same inventory, the same REC or EAC can touch both tracks. Double counting isn’t a theoretical risk. Ask any vendor to walk through how theirs prevents it on a live program.
One engine routes generation and its attributes across all program types and customer segments, enforces commitment structures, prevents double-spend, and settles every decision with a timestamped record. The same engine forecasts your forward REC or EAC position before you commit to a new customer or program. Singularity publishes the emissions methods powering this engine. See the data and methodologies →
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Reporting & retirement
Meet your compliance and customer obligations.
FASB ASU 2026-02: REC records are now balance sheet assets subject to external audit. A spreadsheet won’t survive the documentation requirements auditors will bring. Effective for fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2027 for public entities.
Singularity maintains an unbroken chain from source generation to customer allocation: which generation, which certificate, which program, which methodology, who approved each step. Every link is documented and available on demand, including hourly source attribution and CFE fraction reported back to each customer segment.
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Field experience
Running live at utilities and grid operators across programs that don’t fit the same mold.
The emissions methodologies behind these programs are documented and publicly available. Nothing proprietary gets rebuilt from scratch for each audit.
Southern Company, APS, and Evergy run their clean energy programs on Singularity. MISO and SPP run GHG tracking across entire market footprints on the same platform.
Singularity has worked through the edge cases across utilities, grid operators, and large commercial and industrial (C&I) programs that no playbook covers yet, because these are first-time, real-world implementations that most programs have not had to navigate yet. That field knowledge comes with the engagement. See the data and methodologies →
Greg Miller, Singularity’s Head of Research & Policy, sits on the GHG Protocol Scope 2 Technical Working Group, helping revise the global standard our customers are building programs against.
“The platform that Singularity helped develop provides customers with hourly energy and emissions data, as well as an overall picture of their sustainability metrics not previously possible.”Cam Hardin, Director of Customer Solutions, Georgia Power
One system. Three audiences.
What the program delivers, for everyone who needs it.
Your team, regulators, and customers all draw from the same underlying data, without separate systems to maintain or exports to reconcile.
Your team
One system your program doesn’t outgrow.
Certificate configuration and compliance reporting run in the same place, along with everything in between. When the analyst who built the workflow leaves, the methodology stays.
Your regulators
A record of every decision, traceable at every step.
One auditable record runs from certificate issuance through compliance filing, audit-ready under FASB ASU 2026-02. The methodology lives in the platform, so it doesn’t leave when a person does.
Your customers
The reporting layer your largest customers are asking for.
Once they sign, the same system becomes their reporting layer, verified hourly matching, source breakdown, and program attribution on demand, without spinning up a separate product or a second record.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to what prospects ask first.
Why do I need a generation inventory if I already track RECs?
Because a certificate inventory only shows you what already has a REC or EAC issued against it. It has nothing to say about generation that was never certificated in the first place, or a certificate that got separated from the generation behind it. Singularity tracks a full generation inventory across your physical portfolio, tracked by source and certificate status, and reconciles it against the certificate inventory. That reconciliation is what catches the mismatches a certificate-only system can’t see, and it’s what makes an accurate standard delivery mix possible: the baseline energy and emissions profile reported to customers who aren’t enrolled in a green tariff or clean energy program still depends on the full generation inventory, whether or not it happens to carry a certificate.
Can we see the impact of a new deal or program on our RPS position before it goes live?
Yes. Before a new bilateral deal or program type touches live allocation, you can model it against your current inventory and see the RPS and inventory impact first. Nothing commits until you’ve seen the downstream effect, so a program change doesn’t turn into a surprise on your compliance position.
Can one person push through an allocation decision without anyone else reviewing it?
No. Configuration changes and allocation decisions both route through whatever approval chain your program requires before they take effect. If your process calls for a supervisor’s sign-off above a certain threshold, or two people on any customer-facing allocation, that requirement lives in the platform’s workflow.
How does the allocation engine prevent double counting when compliance and voluntary programs run from the same inventory?
The allocation engine keeps compliance and voluntary programs on separate tracks while drawing from the same underlying inventory, so a certificate can’t be counted toward both at once. Every commitment structure a program runs, generation %, load %, fixed MWh, annual REC matching, hourly CFE, settles against that same inventory, with the double counting check built into the settlement step itself rather than reconciled after the fact.
If we retire RECs in the utility’s own account rather than transferring them to each customer’s registry account, how does the customer verify it actually happened?
Through attestation. Singularity documents which certificate was retired, on what date, and on whose behalf, tied to the same generation and allocation record the platform already tracks. That gives the customer, and their auditor, something independently verifiable to point to for Scope 2 disclosures and CFE reporting, instead of just taking the utility’s word that the retirement happened.
What does FASB ASU 2026-02 mean for utility REC records?
FASB’s new standard treats REC holdings as balance sheet assets, subject to the same external audit scrutiny as any other asset on a utility’s books. That documentation burden is more than most spreadsheets or ad hoc trackers were built to handle. Singularity’s audit exports carry full timestamped attribution and data lineage, ready for a third-party reviewer, ahead of the requirement taking effect for public entities in fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2027.
Your program isn’t getting simpler, which is exactly why this platform exists to run it.
Ready to see it on a real program?
One system of record, built to run the program. We’ll walk through how Singularity applies to your program structure. 30 minutes, focused on your program.
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