Webhooks for the Australian energy market.

What fires

• Price thresholds crossed in either direction, any NEM or WEM region, any interval
• Carbon intensity crossing a tCO₂/MWh threshold by region
• Demand peaks and rapid ramp signals
• Constraint bindings on named constraints with shadow-price thresholds
• Reserve / LOR conditions (LOR1 / LOR2 / LOR3 entries)
• Market events (negative prices, record renewables, major rebids) with AI causal analysis

Sample payload

{
  "event_id": "evt_01JXZK9Q4RZGJVHQW9Y3PB1HVT",
  "alert_config_id": "cfg_01JXZK...",
  "fired_at": "2026-04-18T04:22:41.001Z",
  "alert_type": "price_spike",
  "region_id": "VIC1",
  "threshold": 300,
  "observed": 487.50,
  "interval": "2026-04-18T04:20:00+10:00",
  "narrative": "VIC prices spiked to $487.50/MWh at 14:20 AEST as heat pushed demand past 9.2 GW with Loy Yang A1 trimmed for non-conformance.",
  "links": {
    "dashboard": "https://gridiq.com.au/prices/vic",
    "event_detail": "https://gridiq.com.au/insights/events/..."
  }
}

Built for production

• Automatic retries with exponential backoff (up to 5 attempts across ~6 hours)
• Every delivery includes a unique identifier so your system can safely re-process without duplicates
• Security protections on every delivery attempt
• Slack URL detection with native Block Kit formatting
• Signed payloads so your system can verify each alert came from gridIQ

Included with the gridIQ API

Alerts ship inside the gridIQ API — the prices below are the gridIQ API tiers, which also include Watt AI, REST market data and the carbon feed on the same key.