ARIA — AI-Assisted Due Diligence for Renewable Energy
In DevelopmentThis page describes work under development. It distinguishes what is in place from what is planned.
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.
What We Are Building
ARIA is being developed for the professionals who carry out or commission due diligence on renewable energy projects. It organises project evidence, runs defined checks, and prepares structured material for review.
The long-term aim is to cover technical, legal, and financial due diligence. Today it covers selected technical checks, and we would rather say that plainly than imply more.
Our Approach
ARIA prepares the material. The expert interprets it, assesses the risk, and makes the call.
Every output is meant to be traceable to its source document, so that a reviewer can see where a finding comes from and decide what it means.
Development Status
We are building one document workflow at a time, validating it against real project documents, and testing it before adding the next.
Status Overview
In place
- A core due-diligence engine
- Selected technical due diligence checks, implemented and tested
In validation
- A scanned-document workflow, developed against Polish development-conditions decisions
- Current test scope: plot identifiers and the stated development description, checked against expected project information
Direction
- Expanded technical due diligence coverage
- Legal due diligence capabilities (in development)
- Financial due diligence capabilities (in development)
- Wider document and jurisdiction coverage
Legal and financial due diligence are development areas, not available capabilities. Validation currently covers Polish project documents; wider European coverage is the ambition, not a claim.
Discuss a Potential Pilot
If your team works on renewable energy due diligence and would like to discuss a potential pilot on agreed material, tell us about your workflow and the documents you work with. This starts a conversation; it does not promise immediate access.