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Impact, measured

Research, tools, insights, and case studies on the health, environmental, and economic impacts of energy projects — for hyperscalers, data center developers, corporate energy buyers, and project developers.

Reporting What Your Clean Energy Investments Actually Deliver

An operating portfolio does more than avoid carbon. Measuring its public health and economic impact gives sustainability, legal and finance one number to defend.

  • corporate buyer
  • public health
  • risk mitigation

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Getting the Full Value from Every PPA with Avoided Pollution and Public Health Impacts

Two PPAs at the same price can deliver very different public health value. How to compare projects on impact, and justify an above-market contract to a CFO.

  • corporate buyer
  • public health
  • best practices

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Reducing Project Delays, Costs and Risks with Public Health Impacts

When a permitting record says nothing about health, the opposition fills the silence. Filing quantified public health impacts on the docket has helped contested solar and wind projects win approval.

  • energy developer
  • public health
  • risk mitigation

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Vista Sands Solar Featured in World Economic Forum Case Study

The World Economic Forum has published Vista Sands Solar as a Responsible Renewables Infrastructure case study, citing the public health and ecosystem analysis that kept the 1.3 GW project at full scale.

  • energy developer
  • permitting
  • community engagement

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Over One Year Stalled, Six Weeks to Approval: How TotalView Helped Move the Nation's Largest Wind and Solar Complex Project Forward

The largest wind and solar complex in the country sat stalled for over a year. Six weeks after TotalView quantified its public health and environmental benefits, it was approved.

  • energy developer
  • permitting
  • community opposition

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