// 00Energy · Siting & Exposure
ENERGY
Where It Connects
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What It Earns
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What Kills It
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Where power lands
Where a gigawatt can actually be delivered, and which candidate sites fail once the grid is examined in detail. Interconnection access, land buildability, power economics, and water availability assessed together to determine whether a site can genuinely support the load.
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Mark the assets
What your generation is worth before the market prices it for you. Built for energy operators assessing and stress-testing an existing fleet, without commissioning four separate studies that ultimately reach the same conclusion months later.
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The value of power
What electricity is actually worth, hour by hour, at the point where you would connect. Can the site carry the load? What is the power worth? What could kill the project? One view that answers all three before capital is committed.
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The cooling constraint
Which thermal assets are drawing down the cooling source their economics depend on, and how much of that risk is already visible. A screening layer that runs before engineering and legal diligence, with clear limits around what it cannot establish, including interconnection queue position and water rights.
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The power of land
Which ordinary parcels sit within reach of the right substation, yet remain priced as ordinary land. Built for developers whose real estate thesis depends on securing power, not simply finding a location.
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