Where your program's savings land, in the shape a utility asks for.

Circuit prepares the funder's side of a grid-planning conversation. When a utility asks where a program's savings land on its system, the answer lives in the funder's own participant export: an area label the utility recognizes, savings per home, peak relief where known. Circuit aggregates exactly that, shows where the value concentrates, and claims nothing about the grid itself: no hosting capacity, no feeder ratings, no utility data. It organizes your numbers in the shape the conversation needs.

Aggregate the savings

What it does.

Aggregates participants, annual savings, and peak relief by the area labels in the program's own export.
Shows concentration plainly: which areas carry half the program's grid value.
Handles partial peak-kW coverage honestly, counting what is known and saying what is not.
Claims nothing about the grid: no hosting capacity, no ratings, no deferral values.
Runs in the browser on your export. Nothing uploaded or stored.

Who it is for.

Funders opening a utility conversation

Walk in with your program's grid story organized the way a planner reads it.

Utilities and public program administrators

See where a partner program's savings concentrate before deciding where it helps most.

VPP and flexibility operators

Show the locational shape of enrolled savings without sharing participant detail.

How it works.

Load the participants

Your export with an area label per home and the savings figures your program computed.

Read the concentration

Savings and peak relief by area, sorted by weight, with the half-the-program line drawn.

Lead with the strongest area

The conversation starts where the program's grid value actually sits.

What it does, and what it deliberately does not.

Circuit does	Circuit does not
Aggregates the program's own savings by its own area labels	Does not use or claim utility grid data of any kind
Shows concentration and coverage honestly	Does not upload participant data or make deferral-value claims

Circuit does

Aggregates the program's own savings by its own area labels

Circuit does not

Does not use or claim utility grid data of any kind

Circuit does

Shows concentration and coverage honestly

Circuit does not

Does not upload participant data or make deferral-value claims

Availability.

The area check is live today as a public self-serve tool, no account required, nothing uploaded. Standing locational reporting wired to a live program is arranged with WattShed directly.

Aggregate the savings Talk to WattShed

The rest of WattShed Reporting

33 / ReportLedgerProgram reporting where every figure carries its label.35 / ReportComplyTurn a program export into the report a regulator actually asks for.36 / ReportMeasureSee what the bills say changed after the work.37 / ReportFootprintWhat the saved energy kept out of the air.39 / ReportAttestFix the facts of a completed case, and prove they never moved.

The other suites

01 / WattShed Design and PricingDesign a program and price every project inside it, on one published methodology.02 / WattShed ApplicationsOne application surface that enforces the program's rules and loses no one on the way in.03 / WattShed Field AssessmentEverything a field visit needs to know about one home, in the order the visit needs it.04 / WattShed VerificationCheck the evidence before anyone is paid, and send what the checks cannot settle to a person.05 / WattShed OperationsRun a live program: budget, contractors, job costs, payments, and the systems you already use.