PowerPrint™ functions as a reference business architecture - a structured, industry-rationalized, end-to-end energy procurement process. The PowerPrint™ methodology configures the energy procurement workflows enabling an automated and streamlined method to procure resources.

 

Energy procurement increases in importance to meet emerging system demands. PowerPrint™ is constantly updated to reflect emerging procurement trends across the United States providing customers with insights to refine their internal RFP process.

 

PowerPrint™ includes:

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• Process Decomposition - This granularity gives a Load Serving Entity a precise process map to compare to their own workflow - step-by-step

• Data Flow Articulation - The framework identifies data suppliers and consumers at each stage and defines validate rules at intake

• Stakeholder Role Definition - An LSE can map their organization against the PowerPrint™ stakeholder model to identify role overlaps, gaps, or unclear accountability

• Audit/Governance Benchmark - PowerPrint™ is used as a compliance checklist against the LSE's existing RFP process tracking and control practices

 

 PowerPrint™ configurability enables unique business practices and regulatory requirements to be enforced, while maintaining the structure to enable a controlled, auditable, and accountable energy solicitation procedure.