generated: '2026-08-30' method: probed source: >- DNS/HTTP probes of aes.com subdomains and the 485-URL www.aes.com sitemap, plus https://www.aes.com/newsroom, 2026-08-30. specification: API Commons Lifecycle specificationVersion: '0.1' provider: AES Corporation providerId: aes versioning: scheme: none documented: false note: 'No API, therefore no versioning scheme.' deprecation: policy_published: false sunset_header: unknown deprecation_header: unknown note: >- No deprecation policy is published, and no API exists to deprecate. Recorded so the absence is attributable rather than unexamined. No `Deprecation` pointer is emitted. status_page: published: false probes: - url: https://status.aes.com status: 'DNS NXDOMAIN — Could not resolve host' note: >- No API or service status page. AES Indiana and AES Ohio publish consumer outage maps for electricity service, which are not an API status surface. No `StatusPage` pointer is emitted. sla: published: false note: 'Fluence Mosaic/Nispera SLAs are contractual; nothing is published publicly.' retired_endpoints: - host: api.aes.com product: 'AES Microgrid Energy API (inferred from the CNAME target name)' state: retired-and-dangling evidence: - 'dig api.aes.com CNAME +short -> microgridenergy-api.azurewebsites.net.' - 'dig microgridenergy-api.azurewebsites.net -> NXDOMAIN' - 'curl https://api.aes.com/ -> curl (6) Could not resolve host' note: >- The strongest single piece of evidence in this repo that AES once operated a public-facing API host. The CNAME survives; the Azure App Service behind it does not. Nothing was published about its retirement — no changelog, no sunset notice, no redirect. See security/aes-vulnerability-disclosure.yml for the takeover exposure the leftover record creates. checked: '2026-08-30' - host: portal.aes.com product: 'AES supplier/partner portal (ServiceNow)' state: live-but-authenticated evidence: - 'dig portal.aes.com -> aesbigskyprod1.service-now.com' - 'https://portal.aes.com/ -> 200, title "Portal AES via ServiceNow"' note: >- A live ServiceNow tenant. ServiceNow instances expose a REST/Table API, but it sits behind tenant authentication and AES publishes no documentation for it, so it is recorded as an observed surface, not a contract. checked: '2026-08-30' changelog: published: false note: >- AES publishes a newsroom and an "energy insights" feed (corporate news), not a dated product or API changelog.