What we cover, and where we are still thin.
Every vendor's coverage page is written to look big. This one also has to say what is shallow, because you find that out in week two either way — and only one version of that conversation survives a renewal.
Geographies
| Geography | Principal sources | Depth today |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom GB | Planning portals, Find a Tender, Companies House, NESO connection register | Deepest |
| Germany DE | Federal and Länder permitting, Marktstammdatenregister, Bundesanzeiger | Building |
| United States US | FERC, EIA, state PUCs, SAM.gov, EDGAR | Building |
| Brazil BR | ANEEL, IBAMA, ComprasNet | Early |
| India IN | CEA, MoEFCC, CPPP | Early |
| Gulf states GULF | Regulator filings, tender portals, operator disclosures | Early |
All six run from day one rather than being added as separate products, because a geography added later is one whose rules were retrofitted. Depth differs, and the accuracy page publishes the difference per geography rather than averaging it away.
Sectors — one dataset, not five products
Power and grid
Generation, storage, transmission, interconnection
Oil, gas and chemicals
Refining, petrochemicals, LNG, terminals
Metals and mining
Smelters, DRI-EAF, processing, cathode inputs
Manufacturing
Gigafactories, semiconductor fabs, process plants
Infrastructure
Data centres, water, ports, rail
A data-centre campus is at once construction, grid, power demand and water. It appears once here, joined — not split across products you have to buy separately.
Twelve classes of source
Ranked, not treated equally. A signed regulatory decision outranks a press release, and the ranking is why disagreements resolve to the better-evidenced answer rather than to an average.
- Company registries
- Procurement portals
- Environmental permits
- Planning authorities
- Energy regulators
- Grid operators
- Securities filings
- Corporate disclosure
- Contractor and vendor
- Trade press
- Official gazettes
- Direct enquiry
Where we are genuinely behind
Contact depth. The incumbents have decades of named plant contacts built from phone calls. Ours starts empty and accrues slowly. If your buying decision rests on calling a named maintenance manager tomorrow, they are still better at that than we are.
Turnaround coverage. Planned shutdown windows mostly are not published anywhere; they come from relationships. We model turnarounds as first-class objects so we accrue them properly, and we expect this to take years rather than months.
Both are on the comparison page too, because a coverage page that only grows is one nobody believes.