Matías Podeley ES

Gas & power · Trading & marketing · Argentina & Peru

How the system is running, where the network binds, what price to bid

Two tools: the gas system as of today, with its transport network segment by segment, and a simulator that prices a bid and shows what overshooting or undershooting costs.

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What it solves

Today's system and the next bid's price

Screenshot: gas system status and transport-network map

See the system this morning, and where the network binds

A contract gets signed against transport capacity that isn't always where it's assumed to be. Two sheets in one: today's demand, linepack and injection, and the 76 segments of the network month by month with what each one carries. Bolivia went from injecting 12.7 MMm³/d in July 2022 to 0.3 in 2025 and unconventional filled the gap; it shows segment by segment. The map's capacity is nameplate, so 8 segments read above 100%: that is declared, not corrected.

ENARGAS and CAMMESA · system current daily · network monthly, data to 2025-09

Screenshot: bid-price simulator for power auctions

Price a bid with the risk quantified

The question in an auction is never what the expected marginal cost is, but what being wrong costs in each direction. Merit-order dispatch plus Monte Carlo over hydrology, demand, gas price and renewable resource for Peru's SEIN: what price to bid, and what you lose by overshooting or undershooting. It runs entirely in the browser and the dispatch engine is unit-tested.

COES + NASA POWER · SEIN, Peru · current, runs dailyCode →

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How the work goes

Three sizes of work

The tool gets picked after working out which decision is stuck. Open sources and explicit assumptions.

Diagnostic

One market question: the number, its range, and the assumptions holding it up.

Project

The model or the dashboard over your market and your portfolio, running wherever you want it.

Advisory

What to watch each morning and which data is worth buying, if any of it is.

Who's behind this

Matías Podeley. An ITBA engineer, eighteen years in energy: four in operations in Neuquén, simulation of giant fields like Camisea, appraisal of petrochemical projects, technical backing of asset purchases above US$ 300 million, and five years teaching project appraisal. The craft behind this site: understanding the business need, and building the project or the tool that answers it, with AI and auditable sources. Buenos Aires.

Contact

matias@podeley.ar · Buenos Aires