ARIA is our own product, still in development, for renewable energy due diligence teams. It organises project documents, traces each finding back to the page it came from, and flags what needs a closer look by a person.
Who it is for
Due diligence on a renewable energy project means working through large document sets: permits, technical records, and project information spread across many files. The same facts are checked repeatedly, information is inconsistent or missing, and conclusions are hard to trace back to their evidence. ARIA is intended for the people doing that work, whether they perform the review themselves or commission it.
How we are developing it
We are building one document workflow at a time, validating it against real project documents, and testing it before adding the next. Each check is defined explicitly. Each result points back to the source document. The output is structured so that a professional can review it rather than trust it blindly.
Experts remain responsible for interpreting findings, assessing risks, and making final decisions. ARIA prepares the material; it does not make the call.
Where it stands
- In place: a core due-diligence engine and selected technical due diligence checks, implemented and tested.
- In validation: a scanned-document workflow developed against Polish development-conditions decisions. The current test scope covers plot identifiers and the stated development description, checked against expected project information.
- Direction: expanded technical coverage, legal and financial due diligence capabilities, and wider document and jurisdiction coverage. These are development areas, not available features.
Talking to us about a pilot
If your team works on renewable energy due diligence and would like to discuss a potential pilot on agreed material, we would like to hear from you. A conversation is the first step; it does not promise immediate access, and not every document type is supported yet.