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Every number on Speed to Power traces back to a documented method. The full methodology lives on the app itself and is kept in lockstep with the scoring code:
  • Grades — how the A–F connection-speed grades are derived, and why consumption and feed-in are graded independently
  • Congestion calculator — how area-level congestion is computed from operator data
  • Curtailment estimator — how expected curtailment for feed-in projects is estimated
  • DSO scorecard — how the six network operators compare on connection speed

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The two-grade principle

A single “congestion” label hides more than it reveals. An area saturated with solar feed-in can still have room for a factory, and vice versa. That’s why every area carries two independent grades — one for consumption, one for feed-in — and why the screener asks what kind of project you’re planning.

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Honest uncertainty

Grades are derived from operator-published congestion data, not from inside knowledge of the queue. Where the underlying data is thin or stale, the dossier says so rather than papering over it. See data sources for what feeds the model and how fresh it is.