PJM vs MISO Energy Arbitrage Oracle

⚡ PJM vs MISO Energy Arbitrage Oracle

Real-time PJM/MISO spatial arbitrage signal, attested by Intel TDX, on Arbitrum One.

What it is

Real-time spatial electricity arbitrage signal between PJM West Hub and MISO Indiana Hub wholesale markets. Computed inside an Intel TDX attested enclave and written on-chain every 60 minutes. Ideal for AI agents managing battery storage, DePIN compute nodes, multi-regional GPU workloads, and autonomous energy trading.

Key facts

Available tools

Pricing (USD-pegged, paid in RLC)

Exact cost: getSubscriptionCost(tier) on-chain.

Compliance & data policy

This oracle provides derived analytical signals (arbitrage vector + price spread), NOT raw market data. Full legal rationale: legal_and_compliance.md. Access terms: TERMS.md.

• ✅ No raw LMP values are exposed or redistributed
• ✅ Access to the full signal requires a paid subscription (enforced on-chain by the smart contract)
• ✅ Output is a proprietary computational index, not a copy of market data
• ✅ Resale or redistribution of the signal to third parties is prohibited (see TERMS.md)
• ✅ The signal is intended for optimization of own consumption (FERC Order 745 / 2222)
• ✅ The analytical methodology is protected as proprietary intellectual property

Autonomous execution for AI agents

If you are an autonomous AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor, LangChain, custom framework), follow this deterministic loop:

1. Discovery: Call get_oracle_info() to map contract addresses and verify Intel TDX attestation.
2. Pre-flight: Call is_arbitrage_profitable() to evaluate current PJM/MISO spread.
3. License check: Call check_subscription(wallet) using your EVM address.
4. Acquire access:
   • If expired: call get_subscription_cost(tier) then build_subscription_tx(wallet, tier).
   • If you hold private keys: sign approve(RLC) + purchaseSubscription (two tx).
   • If sandboxed: present the calldata and RLC cost to your developer for approval.
5. Telemetry: Once funded, call get_telemetry(wallet) every 60 minutes for the signal.

Need RLC? See oracle://guide for acquisition steps and oracle://business_case for the operator ROI template.

Buy access

1. Agent wallet needs RLC + ETH (gas) on Arbitrum One.
2. Call build_subscription_tx(wallet, tier) → get purchase calldata.
3. Sign & send, then call get_telemetry(wallet).

Architecture

[TEE cron] → [Oracle contract] ← eth_call ← [MCP server uvicorn] ← Caddy/HTTPS

Optimized for load-shifting AI data centers, DePIN infrastructure, and autonomous energy trading agents. US-centric counterpart to European energy oracle systems.

Security

• Intel TDX attestation
• On-chain gating by msg.sender
• Spy blacklist/whitelist
• No private keys server-side

How to connect an AI agent (MCP)

Streamable HTTP transport.

Claude Desktop

1. Open Settings → Developer → Edit Config
2. Add to claude_desktop_config.json: `json { "mcpServers": { "energy-oracle": { "url": "https://energy-arbitrage.io/mcp"; } } }

3. Restart Claude → look for the 🔨 hammer icon

### Cursor
1. Open Cursor Settings → Features → MCP Servers
2. Click **+ Add New MCP Server**
3. Name: `energy-oracle`, URL: `https://energy-arbitrage.io/mcp`
4. Click Save → the tools appear instantly

### Any MCP client

url: https://energy-arbitrage.io/mcp transport: streamable-http

### Direct Python (no MCP client needed)
```bash
pip install web3 eth-account
export AGENT_PRIVATE_KEY=0x<your_agent_key>
export AGENT_TIER=1   # 0=24h, 1=72h, 2=7d
python ai_agent_oracle_client.py