01 / Renewable energy intelligence
Bring a location and a question. R.E.L.A.I. helps you explore renewable energy pathways; expert support helps you interpret the evidence and decide what to investigate next.
Beta screening tool. Detailed map work is best on desktop.
From location to a better brief
The guided start asks about your project decision, renewable pathway, role, main uncertainty, and intended output. Map tools let you define a site, with Basic and Advanced modes for different levels of detail.
For a scoped assessment, share your site boundary, project intent, available data, and the decision you need to support.
We agree the relevant evidence to review and the outputs: a concise technical brief, appropriate maps, key uncertainties, and recommended follow-up work.
Scope an assessment →Example enquiry · Illustrative workflow
A site boundary, intended energy use, available studies, and your main uncertainty.
Use the scanner to begin a screen. Identify which available observations address your question and where information is missing.
Discuss an expert-supported brief that separates evidence, assumptions, and unanswered questions.
Use the brief to plan local checks, specialist studies, or conversations with project partners. No result or suitability rating is implied by this example.
Specialist depth
Subsurface evidence needs geological interpretation. We retain geothermal screening and technical review as specialist support, with explicit attention to uncertainty and further data needs.
Geothermal expertise →Renewable developers and independent technical advisers assessing early opportunities. Municipalities and investors can also discuss a specific site question.
No. Nearby infrastructure does not establish available capacity, permission to connect, cost, or timing. Those need verification with the relevant parties.
No. Coverage, resolution, age, and relevance vary. Missing evidence should remain an open question, not be interpreted as a favourable result.
The website is mobile-friendly. For detailed map interaction and site drawing in the scanner, use a desktop or laptop.
Start with one useful question
Tell us what you are trying to decide, what information you have, and where the work gets stuck.
Let’s talk about your project