LaReg (Docket Tracker)

LaReg (Docket Tracker) — Aggregated multi-state public utility commission docket database: filings from dozens of jurisdiction websites consolidated into one filterable database with direct links back to the source filing, covering utility rate filings, energy efficiency proceedings, EV programs and other cost-and-revenue-relevant regulatory matters. Delivered as real-time customized reports, a 'Reg API' for programmatic integration, and exportable formats, alongside a publications and regulatory-blog layer.. Micro-stage boutique: 4 employees, US-registered, no disclosed funding, offering a m…

LaReg (Docket Tracker) offers (Alternative, Reference, Sentiment) — Not quantified on the page. Bounded estimate: the framing references 'thousands of individual filings' per research task across 'dozens of websites for each jurisdiction', so a multi-state consolidated database plausibly holds tens of thousands of docket records and grows continuously with real-time updates; each jurisdiction contributes hundreds-to-thousands of filings annually across the tracked proceeding types. Text payload is large because each record links to a source filing document..

Utility regulatory monitoring and compliance for utilities and their counsel; regulatory-risk tracking for financial institutions and infrastructure investors holding regulated assets; earnings-impact alerting when a rate case or cost filing moves; deal diligence on utility and IPP acquisitions; thematic trend analysis across states (energy efficiency and EV program evolution as policy signal); automated workflow integration via the API into risk and CRM systems; and — the less obvious use — a cross-jurisdiction labeled corpus of regulatory filings with consistent proceeding-type categorization, which is a training and evaluation set for regulatory document classifiers, plus a longitudinal record of which states moved on which topics and when for policy-trend modeling.

The data is with 3 years of history.

Coverage spans US; Financial Exchanges & Data, Electric Utilities; alternative, reference, sentiment; equities, fixed_income.