For compute developers
Which conditions limit the proposal?
Examine additional flexible load before advancing site diligence. Keep the duration, power limits and evidence gaps beside the finding.
Headroom / Read-only capacity evidence
Capacity evidence.
Before you commit.
Check whether additional flexible load fits the supplied power, energy and fuel evidence over a defined period, while keeping existing commitments and reserves protected.
Complimentary First Site Evaluation, subject to suitable records and agreed scope.
Headroom / Combined Stage 4 finding
Synthetic example · simulated site dataThe question
Does 400 kW of additional load fit a 3-hour window?
One grid-connected site, one battery and one already-running diesel generator. Supplied profiles, not measured performance.
Inspect the finding and its basis →Request not supported
The generator power limit is exceeded at the start.
- Supplied gross output
- 550 AC kW
- Evidenced scenario limit
- 500 AC kW
- Power margin
- -50 AC kW
Next: review the supplied profile and rating with the site engineer. Fuel protection and baseline-policy failures also remain in the retained result. This is a modeled failure, not an observation of equipment performance.
One decision, shared across the parties
Give the next reviewer more than a power claim.
For site owners & operators
What must the site keep available?
Make existing demand, backup needs and protected obligations visible before discussing another use of the site.
For power & infrastructure partners
Can everyone examine the same basis?
Review the inputs, assumptions and supporting record without replacing the parties' operating systems or responsibilities.
From records to review
A finding with the reasoning attached.
- 01
Scope & permission
Agree the question, period, written authorization and data handling.
- 02
Map the records
An analyst aligns units, time coverage and meter boundaries; gaps stay visible.
- 03
Engineer confirmation
Your engineer confirms the mapped inputs, limits and assumptions.
- 04
Analyze the window
Compare baseline and requested load against power, resources and protection rules.
- 05
Review the finding
Examine the result, limiting factors, evidence gaps and next steps together.
One site. One question. An agreed period.
First Site Evaluation
A complimentary, scoped review, subject to suitable records. Start with a high-level question; written authorization and data handling are agreed before records are shared.
Discuss a site question
An analyst maps the exports. Your engineer confirms the boundaries, timing, limits and assumptions.
Current scope and important limits
A defined, read-only review
The combined analysis follows supplied grid power, battery energy and diesel fuel profiles through a finite period, accounting for existing commitments, protected obligations and reserves. Headroom reads records; it does not operate equipment or need control credentials.
Software verification uses simulated records. Real-site applicability and external engineering review remain to be established. A finding is not a capacity certification, future-availability promise or revenue guarantee.
The supported equipment arrangement
One grid-connected site, one battery and one already-running No. 2-D diesel generator with an isolated, closed-return tank. Equipment facts, profiles, limits and permissions must be evidenced.
Export, startup, islanding, refueling, multiple assets, automatic dispatch and source-specific charging attribution are outside this method. A passing finite window does not establish repeatability or firm capacity.