Felixfusion is a multi-agent platform for high-stakes capital and regulatory work in energy. Two quantitative decision engines on the same runtime. Athena for energy: valuation and revenue intelligence on utility-scale BESS, hybrid renewables, and the data-center power deals reshaping load growth. Nexus for supply chain: sourcing, compliance, and contract intelligence across the equipment and EPC layer.
The engine powers two products serving distinct buyers, plus a diligence path for investors and technical counterparts. Pick the route that matches why you are here.
Valuation and revenue intelligence for utility-scale BESS, hybrid renewables, and the data-center power deals reshaping load growth. Used by infrastructure PE, sovereign desks, IPPs, and hyperscaler energy teams.
Sourcing, compliance, and contract intelligence across BESS, solar, wind, and balance-of-plant equipment. Used by procurement leads, EPC originators, lender diligence groups, and project finance teams.
How the engine is built, what we ship, who we serve, and how we engage. Read these before pilot or diligence conversations.
The engine is calibrated for the slowest, most paper-heavy work in infrastructure: a bankable IC memo on a co-located BESS, a tender response on a multi-billion-dollar federal procurement, an interconnection diligence pack on a renewable feeding a hyperscaler. Each of those engagements lives in document volume measured in thousands of pages, in clocks measured in weeks, and in counterparties that will sign their name to the output. The features below describe how the runtime survives that.
The engine survives the work nobody wants to do. Three operating constraints define the runtime — every feature below answers one of them.
The engine survives the work because of the design choices below, not because of model size. The architecture paper covers each in depth.
Read the architecture paperFive stages, each gated by a human review before the artifact moves on. The pipeline runs identically for Athena IC memos and Nexus sourcing briefs.
Grid cluster studies, IC memos, regulatory dockets, asset performance reports, RFP packs.
Structured extraction across thousands of pages. Document provenance preserved.
Lattice and Reservoir produce sensitivity bands, valuations, and risk ranks.
Bankable IC memo or compliance brief drafted against the parsed inputs.
Senior-analyst manual approval before the artifact reaches a counterparty.
The Felixfusion runtime powers both surfaces. Athena is the quantitative decision engine for energy. Nexus is the quantitative decision engine for supply chain. Both are built for teams where getting the answer wrong costs real money.
The quantitative decision engine for energy. IC memos and revenue intelligence on utility-scale BESS, hybrid renewables, and the data-center power deals reshaping load growth. Used by infrastructure PE, sovereign desks, IPPs, and hyperscaler energy teams.
The quantitative decision engine for supply chain. Sourcing, compliance, and contract intelligence across BESS, solar, wind, and balance-of-plant equipment. Used by procurement leads, EPC originators, lender diligence groups, and project finance teams.
Athena and Nexus run on the Felixfusion platform. Both engagements run on the same clock and the same human-in-the-loop discipline. The buyer profile and the surface area differ; the runtime does not.
| AXIS | Athena QUANTITATIVE DECISION ENGINE · ENERGY | Nexus QUANTITATIVE DECISION ENGINE · SUPPLY CHAIN |
|---|---|---|
| Domain01 | Energy decision intelligence | Energy supply chain and procurement |
| Primary buyers02 | Infrastructure PE, sovereign desks, IPPs, hyperscaler energy teams | Procurement leads, EPC originators, lender diligence, project finance |
| Surfaces03 | Utility-scale BESS, hybrid renewables, data-center power deals | RFQ workflows, sourcing, compliance, contract structuring |
| Internal engines04 | Lattice (market) · Reservoir (asset dispatch) | Sourcing (intake) · Contracts (compliance + drafting) |
| Headline output05 | Bankable IC memo with sensitivity bands | Compliance brief with provenanced clause library |
| Regions06 | NEM · ERCOT active. Gulf and PJM extending 2026. | NEM · ERCOT active. Gulf and ICV regimes extending 2026. |
| Pilot shape07 | Four to six week engagement against a single decision | Four to six week engagement against a single capture |
The platform serves the people who write checks and the people who write contracts. Every buyer profile below has a specific decision shape that maps to either Athena or Nexus.
Multi-asset valuation, portfolio NAV refresh, transaction-pipeline sizing.
AI campus power demand modelling, PPA + BESS + on-site generation portfolio comparison.
Bankable revenue forecasts, FID-ready sensitivity, siting and capacity scoring.
Collateral performance, covenant monitoring, drawdown gates, stress scenarios.
RFQ workflows for BESS, solar, wind, and balance-of-plant equipment.
Contractor scoring, scope and schedule risk, performance-guarantee structures.
Supply-chain audits, UFLPA / IEC 62933 / ICV compliance, supplier risk register.
Procurement milestone tracking, lender approval gates, multi-asset scheduling.
The compliance matrix built itself faster than our analysts could read the RFP. We compressed a fortnight of mechanical work into an afternoon and kept the senior judgement calls exactly where they belong.
We are a seed-stage company. The stories below are illustrative: they show the shape of work the engine is designed to handle, drawn from the kind of engagements our pilots target. They are not case studies of shipped customer outcomes.
An infrastructure investor is evaluating a direct acquisition at the late stage of an interconnection queue. Their internal process for a DD pack of this scope typically runs six weeks. The seller's exclusivity window is shorter than that.
Constraint:The team needs a defensible DD pack covering interconnection risk, system impact study findings, curtailment exposure, and PPA credit quality, on a schedule their usual advisors cannot meet. The artifact has to be readable by the fund's investment committee.
Read the full scenarioA prime contractor is responding to a federal RFQ with a compressed submission window. Scope spans multiple technical volumes, a long list of mandatory compliance clauses, and a pricing exhibit that has to reconcile against internal cost systems.
Constraint:Their existing capture process assumes a longer runway. Under a compressed clock the two outcomes are a no-bid or a bid where compliance gaps surface at the evaluator's desk. Neither is acceptable.
Read the full scenarioA regional utility has accumulated a multi-year backlog of interconnection cluster-study filings it has not triaged. The backlog is blocking buildable-site planning across its territories.
Constraint:Each filing runs 400 to 1,200 pages. A single internal planner can clear one filing every two to three days. There is no internal headcount to clear the backlog without either hiring or a tooling intervention.
Read the full scenarioFelixfusion is a single multi-agent runtime. Two product surfaces sit on top of the runtime. Each one produces an artifact a senior counterpart will sign their name to.
Athena's two models, Lattice and Reservoir, are calibrated against three market regimes. The depth and readiness of each region reflects how much of the local ruleset is carried in the runtime today.
Primary depth. Regional reference pricing, NEM rules in force, loss factors against the published MLF and DLF schedules, AEMO dispatch emulation. First pilot shape for capital allocators.
Primary US surface for data-center-aligned BESS and hybrid renewables in 2026. Nodal LMPs in force, large-load queue intelligence carried in the runtime, four co-location structures priced.
GCC initial contact phase: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman capacity tendering and bilateral offtake structures are the first surfaces mapped. Pilot-ready in 2026.
GCC posture and surfacesInitial scope: capacity-market clearing, FTR-priced basis to data-center nodes, behind-the-meter regulatory reads on the Amazon to Talen precedent.
Additional North American ISOs (MISO, CAISO, SPP), the UK Balancing Mechanism, and selected EU national markets. Methodology extensions scoped; ruleset ownership is next.
Long-form pieces from the Felixfusion team. Operator-grade analysis on the energy decisions that move the most capital.
Hyperscaler PPAs, BESS revenue stacks, and the queue mechanics shaping where the next 30 GW of compute lands.
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