Neighborhood-scale resilience pathway
Kiryat Tivon Neighborhood Energy Resilience Pilot
Shows how the platform assesses a neighborhood-scale local energy resilience concept and produces a microgrid pre-feasibility pathway report.
V1 public platform
A research-first platform for testing whether a microgrid is warranted, whether a simpler local-energy step should come first, and what must be verified before formal feasibility.
The platform helps municipalities, researchers, developers, NGOs, funders, facility operators, and communities move from a local energy-security problem to a microgrid pre-feasibility pathway report across regulation, tariffs, utility engagement, pricing, contracts, financing, social license, and verification.
The wizard is the V1 product flow. It checks available evidence before asking for private or site-specific data.
Try an example
Examples prefill the same wizard used for a new assessment. They do not bypass review, research planning, optional private-data checks, or explicit report generation.
Neighborhood-scale resilience pathway
Shows how the platform assesses a neighborhood-scale local energy resilience concept and produces a microgrid pre-feasibility pathway report.
Building-level solar-storage and resilience screen
Shows site-level framing for one building or site, with clear limits around bills, load data, utility confirmation, and final sizing.
Citywide portfolio-readiness strategy
Shows municipal portfolio guidance for priority project types and candidate site categories without claiming final feasibility for individual sites.
What the platform checks
Guided pathway discovery for users who have not selected a project type yet.
Side-by-side comparison of implementation pathways and project structures.
Dedicated city, regional, and national portfolio workspaces will come after the Assess flow is stable.
Funder briefs, utility packages, feasibility scopes, and implementation work packages.
Source freshness, tariff/regulatory review due dates, and report refresh workflows.