THE ORGANISATIONS WE FOLLOW
You know your own projects to the day. It is everyone else’s that decide how long your planning takes, where you sit in the grid queue, whether the supply chain has room for you and who buys your output.
We track all 1,113 live projects: every stage, every milestone, every source. So the landscape you are building into sits on one screen instead of forty websites.
1,113 LIVE PROJECTS · £475bn OF WORK, TRACKED
Grid connections, planning authorities, ports, turbines, skilled trades: every bottleneck is shared with the projects around you. The ones you are not watching set your timetable as surely as the ones you are.
Planning portals, the national register of big projects, grid queues, developers’ own announcements: each tells you about one project at a time. Nobody publishes the whole picture. Putting it together yourself is a full-time job that starts again every month.
Go into a sector once it is busy and the supply chain is already booked. Go in as the policy settles and you are at the front of the queue. Get that timing wrong and it costs years, not weeks.
The live map shows every competing project by place, sector and stage: where it is crowded and where it is empty. The sector charts show which sectors are running hot and which are behind their targets and due a push from government. The Wire, our free email, every weekday morning.
Open the map →The full record for every competing project: value, stage, what happens next, the date we checked it and where the figure came from. Use it for planning strategy, grid queue context and investment papers. Sector reports for entering a new market or growing in one. A calendar of what lands when, for deciding what to do first. Exports for your own trackers.
Subscribe →A study of the competing projects around one site or in one sector, a briefing on the bottlenecks, or a standing watch on your patch. We agree the scope in one conversation and fix the price before we start.
Work with us →Monday: The Wire reports a planning decision in your sector. Tuesday: the map shows every project sharing your grid connection point and how far along each one is. Wednesday: the records show which competitors will start buying before you, and what that does to the supply chain you are both counting on. Thursday: your committee paper uses checked figures, sourced and dated. Friday: you decide what to do first with the whole picture in view, not just your corner of it.
That is the product. The map is free, so start today →
You track the ones you know. The map holds all 1,113 projects across 27 sectors, updated on a published timetable, including the neighbouring sectors that compete with you for grid, land and trades. It is the wide view that is hard to keep up in-house.
Every figure shows its source and the date we checked it, so you can use it in a committee paper as it stands. We do not pretend: forecasts are labelled as forecasts, and where nobody has published a figure, we say so. How we verify →
Yes. The map and charts cover the UK and Ireland, and the Ireland reports are included in the subscription as each one is published.
One named reader is £99 a month or £995 a year. A team of ten is £2,495. A whole-company licence, covering everyone on your email domain, starts at £4,995, with no seats to manage.
Tell us where you are developing, or which sector you are watching. We will point you to the report that covers it, or price up a piece of work.
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