AI infrastructure research

Review AI infrastructure risk from the source record.

Source-backed review of a permit, a grid constraint, or a capital-risk question.

Source citedThreshold clearedDesk reviewedHuman approved

You receive a sourced permit, grid, or capital-risk review you can reopen: the filing, the assumptions, and the confidence band sit next to the score.

We don't stop at “a permit was filed.” We show how that event becomes a scored view for human review, grounded in public filings, queue context, and regional constraints.

A current answer must remain reviewable

A new filing or queue change can make a static report stale. GreenCIO collects configured sources and keeps each record, assumption, and score together so an analyst can review what changed.

Sources

What we track

Infrastructure

  • 394 cited facility records in the archived directory snapshot
  • 104 planning or construction records in that snapshot
  • Satellite and site-change signals where configured
  • Construction progress and permit timelines

Regulatory

  • State PUC and utility commission filings where configured
  • FERC, EPA, and federal regulatory changes
  • Tariff structures and utilization mandates
  • Carbon pricing and CBAM exposure

From source record to reviewed scenario

1

Collect permitted sources

Grid filings, regulatory changes, and site-level signals, when those sources are permitted.

2

Apply configured rules

Configured models and rules turn selected evidence into scored scenarios with assumptions for review; this is not a claim of proven calibration.

3

Review the result

Review probability signals with the source trail, assumptions, and confidence bands visible.

104
Planned projects

Planning/construction records in the archived source snapshot

Cited
Review trail

Sources and assumptions stay visible with the underlying record

Scored
Scenario scores

Model outputs for review, not verified outcome odds

Review a configured regional scenario.

In a design-partner walkthrough, we can show configured scenario views for your target regions: grid capacity, permit timelines, and regulatory risk.