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Jordan Ellis is a climate-tech founder in Berlin. She built Gridcast, a day-ahead forecasting platform for renewable-energy operators, after a decade leading data at a European utility.
She's testing a day-ahead price model for the German wind market. In her latest demo it flags a forecast swing about six hours before the market repriced:
Identity, work, projects, links — and the parts a résumé leaves out: what you're building, what you're into. Paste your LinkedIn and AI structures it for you.
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Your dashboard shows which AI crawlers fetched your page, and when. Then ask ChatGPT about yourself and see what changed.

Jordan Ellis
Climate-tech founder · grid forecasting · Berlin
Building forecasting tools that help renewable operators trade with confidence. Ten years in energy data before founding Gridcast in 2023.
What I’m building now
A day-ahead price model for German wind. Short demo of the dashboard catching a forecast swing ↓
sameAs data that helps a model confirm it’s really you.Do other people see this page?
It’s a public web page, so yes — but there’s no feed, no browsing, no directory. It exists to be found when someone (or an AI) looks you up by name.
Can you guarantee ChatGPT will cite me?
No. We build the page in the format the engines prefer and show you when they crawl it — but whether a model cites any given source is its call.
Is my data safe?
You publish only what you type. We don’t sell data, and you can delete your profile whenever you want.
What does it cost?
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