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Site Viability Scorecard for data center sites
Check more than land and power before you spend more. Our Site Viability Scorecard brings local evidence into one site screen. See the sources, understand the limits and choose what to check next.
Start with an address or map point. We check the location and available evidence, then screen community conditions, nearby power, climate, water and permit rules. Use the report to focus deeper work with your utility, engineers, lawyer and local team.
Site Viability Scorecard: $495 for one site. Scope and delivery are confirmed before purchase.
What the scorecard helps you review
Community Fit: review available local conditions and public activity. The findings do not prove that residents support or oppose your project.
Grid and power context: check nearby assets and public records. Proximity is not confirmed capacity, a connection offer or a utility service commitment.
Climate and water: review evidence on heat, drought, air quality and cooling-related water needs. Check source dates and gaps before relying on the findings.
Permit and policy context: identify issues that need closer review. A screen is not legal advice, a permit decision or an engineering study.
What you get for one site
A site scorecard and a PDF report with sources. Review the site result, the scale of the evidence and the limits that affect the findings.
Use the report to organize follow-up questions and keep a record of the screen. Supplemental emergency services, noise, sensitive-site and workforce context may appear where evidence is available. These signals do not change the composite Site Viability score or compliance certificate.
An approximate map point does not establish parcel boundaries. Exact-parcel reports require a validated location. Data coverage and report detail vary by site and source.
Who it is for
Landowners and brokers can use a one-site screen before option or exclusivity discussions get ahead of the facts.
Site-selection and community engagement teams can use it to organize local questions after a candidate reaches the shortlist.
Insurance teams have separate package options and review needs. Choose the scope for your audience rather than treating a screen as insurance coverage or a formal disclosure opinion.
From site location to next questions
Locate: submit the site address or map point and project context. Check how exact the location is and which evidence covers it.
Review: read the scorecard, sources and unknowns. Screening calculations take minutes; report delivery and extra work are agreed separately.
Follow up: ask the utility, local officials and specialists to confirm facts that matter to the project. Use their findings for the next decision.
Scorecard or engagement playbook?
The scorecard helps you understand the site and its evidence gaps. The Community Engagement Playbook is a separate product for engagement planning, sequencing and response work.
The Site Readiness Package pairs both products for the same site. Analyst help, prep work and delivery timing must match the written scope. A scorecard alone does not include the full playbook.
Independent screening, not a project guarantee
We do not broker land, earn a transaction commission or take a stake in whether your site closes.
The screen can guide a decision to pause or seek more evidence. It does not predict approval, confirm utility capacity, establish service readiness or replace professional diligence.
Our patented neighborhood-level Market Planning Areas are planned, not live, and are not part of current scores. Current evidence retains its actual county, block-group or site scale.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Site Viability Scorecard screen?
It organizes available climate and water, nearby grid, Community Fit and permit context for one named U.S. site, with sources, dates, geographic scale and limits. It is an initial evidence screen, not engineering feasibility, legal advice or confirmation that a project can proceed.
Does the scorecard confirm power capacity, water supply or local support?
No. Nearby grid assets are not a utility commitment, regional water stress is not a water-service agreement or right, and Community Fit is not proof of support or an approval prediction. Confirm material questions with the responsible utilities, authorities and qualified professionals.
What happens when site evidence is missing or approximate?
Missing evidence remains an unresolved question, not a favorable finding. Preserve the source date, geographic scale and location precision with each result. An approximate coordinate does not establish parcel boundaries, and regional or county context does not become parcel-specific evidence.
Are supplemental signals and a full engagement playbook included in the score?
Emergency-response, sensitive-receptor and noise, and workforce context are supplemental where available; they do not change the composite viability score or compliance certificate. The full Community Engagement Playbook is a separate product. Confirm report coverage, site precision, any analyst help and delivery before purchase.
Choose your next step
Start with an inquiry. We confirm scope, user limits, prep work, analyst help and delivery in writing before purchase. This button does not start a subscription, trial or checkout.