Planning changes
Find out what is proposed or changing. A planning entry does not mean a project is approved. A missing entry does not prove withdrawal.
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DEVELOPMENT EXPLORER
Find developments worth a closer look for local energy projects.
Explore what is changing, what we know about electricity, and what to check next.
Local energy can mean shared solar, batteries and electricity infrastructure serving a development.
These are research starting points. An energy opportunity needs supporting evidence.
Spot a change
See what a public development record says.
Check electricity context
Separate sourced information from what is unknown.
Choose the next check
Find the evidence needed to investigate further.
PUBLIC RECORDS, HUMAN QUESTIONS
Places to explore
Arranged for exploration, not ranked by commercial potential.
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Three checks before an energy opportunity can be assessed.
GreenSpark brings planning activity and electricity-network information together to help you decide what to investigate next. The analyst workspace lets you inspect the detail behind each check.
Network outlook
See where published forecasts suggest electricity demand may approach network capacity. This does not prove that a particular development connects there.
Forecasts and planned works · 1.1Land checks
Check which land the documents refer to and what is still unknown. Boundaries, ownership and electrical connections have not been verified.
Document references, not verified titles · 1.3Each check supplies part of the picture. The current examples do not yet combine enough evidence to confirm a suitable energy project.