Siting risk intelligence · Renewable energy & data centers

Know every market before you enter it.

We read a jurisdiction's social and political risk — and hand you the verdict: go, no-go, and the path to approval.

$130B
in data center projects blocked or delayed in Q1 2026 alone
$10.8M
in monthly revenue losses for a delayed 60MW facility
7 in 10
Americans oppose AI data centers in their own local area

Opposition is now a balance-sheet risk — and it's invisible to grid maps and zoning screens. The human and political layer is the hardest data in site selection, and it's the only thing we do.

Alaska — click to see the readAK Hawaii — click to see the readHI Washington — click to see the readWA Oregon · executive pause on data centers on state-owned land, Sept 2026 — click to see the readOR California — click to see the readCA Nevada — click to see the readNV Idaho — click to see the readID Montana — click to see the readMT Wyoming — click to see the readWY Utah — click to see the readUT Colorado — click to see the readCO Arizona — click to see the readAZ New Mexico — click to see the readNM North Dakota — click to see the readND South Dakota · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readSD Nebraska — click to see the readNE Kansas — click to see the readKS Oklahoma · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readOK Texas · new data-center grid approvals paused pending audit (Aug 2026) — click to see the readTX Minnesota · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readMN Iowa — click to see the readIA Missouri — click to see the readMO Arkansas — click to see the readAR Louisiana — click to see the readLA Wisconsin · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readWI Illinois — click to see the readIL Michigan · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readMI Indiana — click to see the readIN Ohio — click to see the readOH Kentucky — click to see the readKY Tennessee — click to see the readTN Mississippi — click to see the readMS Alabama — click to see the readAL Georgia · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readGA Florida — click to see the readFL South Carolina · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readSC North Carolina — click to see the readNC Virginia · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readVA West Virginia — click to see the readWV Pennsylvania · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readPA New York · statewide moratorium in force — Executive Order 62, July 2026 — click to see the readNY Maine · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 (vetoed) — click to see the readME Vermont · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readVT New Hampshire · governor plans a multi-year statewide moratorium, Sept 2026 — click to see the readNH Massachusetts — click to see the readMA Connecticut — click to see the readCT New Jersey — click to see the readNJ Delaware — click to see the readDE Maryland · statewide moratorium proposed, 2026 — click to see the readMD Rhode Island — click to see the readRI

Click your state to see the read. 50 states · one methodology.

No statewide action Moratorium proposed or partial pause Statewide moratorium or pause in force

Sources: Sabin Center database ·Rockefeller Institute · Texas Tribune · Oregon Capital Chronicle · NHPR · USA TODAY (2024) · Sabin Center (Sept 2026) · Data Center Watch · updated Sept 16, 2026

Scope

Where’s your next site?

833active data-center opposition groups by March 2026 — more than double the end of 2025, spanning 49 states (Data Center Watch, Q1 2026)

Every jurisdiction leaves a public record. Any county. Any commission. All 50 states.

Two products

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01Screen

Flyover Report

Early-stage screening before you enter a purchase agreement. A site's social and political risk, read from the public record, in days — not weeks.

Length
2 pages
Output
Go / No-Go
Turnaround
~1 week
02Decide

Due Diligence Report

Commissioner voting patterns, opposition mapping, stakeholder profiles, threshold conditions, and messaging guidance — for sites you're serious about.

Length
60–70 pages
Output
Full analysis
Turnaround
~3 weeks

A delayed 60 MW facility loses $10.8M a month (STL Partners). The report is a rounding error.

Modular — buy what you need at each stage. Portal, a self-serve search platform, is in development.

How it works

Validated by humans. Powered by AI.

Every Flypower report passes through three structured steps — not delivered straight from a model.

1

AI data harvest

Government meetings, social media, news, regulatory filings, land use plans, and more: every public signal ingested and structured.

2

Analyst review

A team of analysts reviews every finding: votes, opposition patterns, risk scores. Every word of our reports gets validated by a human being. We stand by our work.

3

Editorial & leadership review

An independent editor reviews the full report for accuracy, clarity, and consistency before it reaches you.

Human in the loop at every stage — not raw AI output delivered to your team.

Who we serve

Three ways teams use Flypower

For developers

You're trying to get a project approved in a politically fragile county. We tell you if it's Clear Monitor Friction or Kill — before the hearing opens.

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For capital partners

You're underwriting assets in counties where community risk isn't priced. We quantify it before you commit capital.

How we work with funds

For community engagement teams

Never walk into a hearing blind. We map who decides, who opposes, and what message lands — your strategic path to approval.

Plan your approval path
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What the industry is saying

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"Using Flypower is like hitting the 'Easy Button.' It's an efficient, comprehensive, and cost-effective game-changer versus traditional consulting."

A leading data center developer

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A leading Fortune 500 renewable energy developer, on their internal investment rules

"The ability to save developers millions in lost development costs makes the price a simple rounding error."

A strategic origination and development partner

"The upfront identification of stakeholder maps, political cycles, and election timelines is incredibly helpful — we need to know who will approve this before we walk in the door."

A global hyperscale data center developer
Judgment, demonstrated

Same technology. Same state. Opposite verdicts.

By the time it's on a hearing agenda, the outcome is usually set. Both anonymized, from recent reports.

Flyover · West Texas

The coalition was already assembled — and there was still a path

Friction — proceed with conditions

Opposition next door already had a nonprofit, counsel, and a state senator. We mapped the narrowing window, the water question, and the terms to negotiate from.

vs
Due Diligence · North Texas

Nothing about this site was winnable

Kill — client didn't pursue (5/5)

It shared infrastructure with a transmission line every local board had voted against, sat under a statutory city veto, and faced a 16-group coalition already mobilized.

And sometimes the answer is "you're solving the wrong problem": a Midwest client was working local zoning while the critical path was a 2+ year utility study. Letters of support first, then trigger the study — working zoning first meant 12+ months on the wrong track.
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