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    COMMUNITY & POLITICAL RISK INTELLIGENCE FOR AMERICA'S BUILDOUT

    Model local opposition
    risk before investing
    time and capital.

    Prevolt transforms community data into hyperlocal permitting risk intelligence for energy, transmission, and data center development.

    Trusted by leading infrastructure developers and independent power producers across the U.S.

    ~20 GWSCREENED FOR DEVELOPERS IN LAST 12 MONTHS

    Solar · BESS · Wind · Powered Land · Data Centers

    “To be honest, people were blown away.”
    Sr. Director of Development, M&A · IPP

    America must build. Communities are
    saying, “Not here.”

    More power. More compute. A new industrial base. America's reindustrialization demands speed. That speed depends on earning local trust and permission.

    Yet a critical information gap persists:

    • Local data is fragmented, siloed, and messy
    • Surfacing local nuance is difficult and time intensive
    • No standard benchmark - each community is unique
    PROJECTS BLOCKED OR DELAYED
    ~$130B

    In U.S. data center projects blocked or delayed by local opposition in Q1 2026. [1]

    CLEAN ENERGY
    865

    Local restrictions on U.S. renewable energy siting, through 2025. [2]

    DATA CENTERS
    500+

    Active U.S. data center bans, including temporary moratoriums, as of 8/26. [3]

    Introducing

    Prevolt helps developers surface community and political risks that lie ahead.

    And the tools to earn social license to operate.

    Community & Political
    Risk Screens.
    For Your Project.

    Turn vast amounts of data into bespoke intelligence that reveals the human landscape and how to move forward.

    PERMITTING / CAPITAL / LOCAL CONTEXT
    Prevolt letter-size tear sheet for Marquez, TX, in Leon County.
    Prevolt community and political risk screen for Marquez, TX, in Leon County, with geographic coordinates.
    Prevolt in 3Audio briefing · 3 minutes

    One order. Three deliverables.

    01

    The tear sheet

    The principal risks and local conditions at a glance, with the issues that warrant a closer look.

    02

    Prevolt in 3

    A three-minute audio briefing on the project's most important risks. A digestible way to get the entire team on the same page.

    03

    The risk screen

    A community and political risk screen covering the permitting pathway, capital flows, trust deficits, and local nuance, with source citations and a recommended path forward.

    How it works

    1. You provide the input.

      Share your project details. We tailor the research to your site.

    2. We synthesize.

      We synthesize vast amounts of geospatial data, local government records, and third-party datasets into community and political risk intelligence, with human-in-the-loop verification.

    3. We deliver.

      Your tear sheet, audio briefing, and complete screen, delivered to your inbox, in days. The work is done for you.

    Now for
    project portfolios.

    Determining permission requires much more than a sentiment map and vote counts. You need to understand nuance at a hyperlocal level. And to do that for a portfolio? That's a lot of work. Until now.

    Every site in your portfolio is screened the same way and ranked side by side. See where community and political risk concentrates before you commit capital.

    BUILT FOR
    M&A · Linear development · Project pipelines
    PRICING
    Priced per portfolio
    ILLUSTRATIVE SOLAR PORTFOLIO / 10 SITES
    1. Site 028.4 overall risk, high
    2. Site 077.6 overall risk, elevated
    3. Site 046.1 overall risk, elevated
    4. Site 105.8 overall risk, moderate
    5. Site 015.3 overall risk, moderate
    6. Site 084.9 overall risk, moderate
    7. Site 054.2 overall risk, moderate
    8. Site 093.6 overall risk, moderate
    9. Site 033.1 overall risk, moderate
    10. Site 062.8 overall risk, moderate
    FOR AMERICA'S BUILDOUT

    Solar · Wind · BESS · Transmission · Data Centers · Manufacturing

    THE VIEW FROM THE FIELD - CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVES
    “We're starting out 10 steps ahead
    of where we'd be otherwise.”
    Director of PermittingIPP
    “Invaluable.”
    Public Policy & AdvocacyUtility-Scale Solar Developer
    “This is significantly better than the alternatives in terms of the deep dive.”
    Chief Development OfficerIPP
    “We had absolutely no idea the opposition was there.”
    Community Engagement DirectorUtility-Scale Solar Developer

    Permitting is about people.

    Know the town before you walk into it.

    PROMISED IN 2017Road repairsCommunity fundNeither delivered.
    IN THE ROOM1 in 4 residentsfought the last project

    The nuance that doesn't make headlines but dictates local permission.

    Permitting pathways, capital flows, and the local context that rarely makes headlines but shapes what gets built.

    THE APPROVAL SEQUENCE

    Know the steps. Understand the friction.

    Identify the governing bodies, required approvals, and dependencies along your permitting path. Understand where an ordinance, a moratorium, or a prior decision could change the route.

    BACKED BY SOURCE CITATIONS

    Governing authorities · Ordinances · Development precedent

    PERMITTING PATHWAY / ILLUSTRATIVE STRUCTURE
    01
    Establish jurisdiction

    Governing bodies and approval authority

    02
    Map required approvals

    Permits, dependencies, and review sequence

    03
    Identify points of friction

    Restrictions, precedent, and local discretion

    A clearer route to your next decision.

    A permitting pathway tailored to the project and jurisdiction.

    01 / ASSESS

    Community and political risk

    Understand the issues that could change project reception, timing, or the approval process.

    02 / INTERPRET

    Local nuance

    Connect the formal requirements with the financial and political conditions around them.

    03 / PREPARE

    A practical path forward

    Give your team the context to prioritize diligence and prepare for informed local conversations.

    FROM PERMISSION TO PROGRESS

    Cut time to approval.

    Respect is the fastest path.
    Know the community's story before you become part of it.

    Silent infrastructure montage: the camera moves past solar panels at sunrise, through an illuminated data center aisle, between battery storage units, past wind turbines, and beneath transmission towers.

    01 / GENERATION & STORAGE

    Power for what comes next.

    Solar, wind, battery storage, hydro, and nuclear. Understand the local conditions around the site and the approvals ahead.

    02 / LINEAR DEVELOPMENT

    Local context along the route.

    Transmission and linear infrastructure cross jurisdictional boundaries. Understand the permitting authorities and community priorities along the corridor.

    03 / POWERED LAND & DATA CENTERS

    Readiness beyond the grid.

    Power access is one part of site readiness. Understand land-use decisions, fiscal expectations, and the political context around a new campus.

    Critical for every
    stage of development.

    BEFORE YOU COMMIT

    A promising site. A clearer picture.

    Bring community and political context into your earliest site decisions. Understand development precedent, local decision-makers, and permitting constraints before you invest.

    • Surface local opposition exposure
    • Understand the permitting environment
    • Prioritize sites with local context
    QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

    Questions.
    Answers.

    Have something else in mind?

    Every order includes a tear sheet, a three-minute audio briefing, and a community and political risk screen. The screen connects the permitting pathway, development history, capital flows, fiscal context, trust deficits, and political calculus. Findings include source citations and recommendations to inform your next steps.

    ACCELERATE AMERICA'S BUILDOUT.

    Learn their story.
    Earn local permission.

    Know the community's story
    before you become part of it.