Send us a lot and DP or a map pin. In about a day you get a clear verdict on the land for a grid battery: grid, competition, vegetation, heritage, neighbours, approvals and rough costs, all from public government data.
Developers usually find the deal-breakers months in, after paying for options, consultants and a grid connection enquiry that can cost around $50,000.
Think of it as a building inspection, but for land before you turn it into a battery site.
A lot and DP, an address or a map pin, and the battery size you have in mind.
We pull dozens of government and market datasets for that land and read them together, so nothing gets missed between specialists.
A short, visual report: green, amber or red, the problems that matter, rough costs, and the next calls to make.
Every finding links back to its public source, so your team can verify it.
We screened a farm beside a major substation near Wellington, NSW. On a map it was ideal. The report found most of it was mapped endangered woodland, the grid was crowded with two large batteries ahead, and only a small corner could realistically host a battery.
That's the kind of surprise we catch on day one, not month six.
Request the full sample reportWe're piloting substation shortlists: we screen every lot near a substation you're targeting and rank the best ones, so your team starts with the strongest land instead of a blank map. Limited places for early partners.
Email a lot and DP or a map pin and the battery size. We'll send your report and ask for honest feedback in return.
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