A claim is a starting point.
Understand the source and scope before relying on an opportunity.
Three power evidence states
- Owner Claim
- The submitter has stated a capacity or timeline. Supporting evidence has not been reviewed.
- Evidence Submitted
- Documents exist in a private record. Their presence does not establish that their content is valid, current or sufficient.
- Reviewed Evidence
- An administrator has inspected supporting evidence and recorded a public scope, source and date. The review is limited to that scope; it is not a utility guarantee, engineering opinion or blanket verification of the property.
Publication is separate from power qualification
A published summary has passed a platform content review. A parcel near transmission, industrial land or a conversion candidate is not automatically suitable for a data center. Confirm site control, utility commitments, dates, zoning, fiber, water and environmental conditions through independent diligence.
Controlled disclosure
Public summaries show a broad market and state. Exact address, principal identity, contact and technical notes are encrypted and withheld. Documents require a separate permission. The submitting organization approves individual requests; grants last 30 days and can be revoked. Edits and evidence changes invalidate previous approvals.
What broker access does
Approved broker pilot access supports professional tools and requesting introductions. It confers no automatic right to private information. Buyer identities stay confidential until they approve an introduction.
Records and limitations
Access decisions, confidential views, downloads and review decisions are logged. Revocation prevents future access through the platform; it cannot recover copies already downloaded. Only share evidence you are authorized to provide. Platform acknowledgments do not replace a transaction-specific NDA.