FedCatalog

Exchange Platform

Enel X North America

Enel X's Exchange application focuses on enabling our customers to get the best price on energy by using an online reverse auction.

AuthorizedLI-SaaS1 federal agency authorization
FedRAMPAuthorizedAgency path · Sep 10, 2020
ImpactLI-SaaSPublic Cloud
Runs onAWSFedRAMP record
Agency authorizations1ATO or reuse on record

Source: FedRAMP Marketplace · refreshed Sep 12, 2026 · How the data works

How to buy

Confirmed paths come from GSA and the FedRAMP record; searches are places to look.

Confirmed buying paths

  • Vendor directGovernment sales page from the FedRAMP record
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Other places to check

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FedRAMP Marketplace listing ↗ · Section 508 ACR Repository ↗ · SAM.gov ↗

Government footprint

1 agency has an authorization or reuse on record for this offering.

What it does

Enel X's Exchange application focuses on enabling our customers to get the best price on energy by using an online reverse auction. Customers in de-regulated energy markets can choose their energy provider. We enable competition by conducting auctions for these energy providers to compete for a customers' business, inc

Authorization details

  • Offering
    Exchange PlatformFedRAMP ID FR2014363920
  • Status
    FedRAMP AuthorizedAgency authorization path · authorized Sep 10, 2020
  • Impact level
    LI-SaaSLow-impact SaaS: tailored baseline for low-risk SaaS that does not store PII beyond login
  • Deployment
    Public CloudSaaS
  • Runs on
    AWSFrom FedRAMP leveraged-system relationships.
  • Assessor (3PAO)
    A-LIGN Compliance and Security, Inc. dba A-LIGN
  • Data as of
    Sep 12, 2026FedRAMP Marketplace, refreshed daily

An authorization belongs to this specific offering and boundary; the vendor’s other offerings are listed separately. Source: FedRAMP Marketplace · refreshed Sep 12, 2026.