Power has a location
Electricity must move through a physical network. Generation can be geographically close while transmission limits, substation capacity, contingency requirements, or local distribution constraints prevent a large new load from being served.
Power has a time
The grid condition that supports a future project may depend on upgrades, retirements, new generation, queue outcomes, regulatory approvals, or construction milestones. A capacity statement without a time horizon is incomplete.
Power has a commercial status
Potential, studied, allocated, contracted, and energized capacity are not interchangeable. Serious diligence asks who controls the pathway, what has been paid for, which agreements exist, and which milestones remain conditional.
Power intelligence connects the layers
LighterGrid connects generation, grid, transmission, pricing, capacity, land, and fiber so that a promising signal can be evaluated as an infrastructure system rather than a standalone megawatt claim.