You are number 47 in a cluster of 190. Your interconnection agreement is two years out. Your lender wants to know what your network upgrade costs will be, and your only honest answer is that you do not know yet.

The GridLink'd Queue Report reads your project's position against 38,201 queue records across 57 balancing authorities and returns six indicators: how long you have been in queue against your cohort, where you sit in the process, your project's scale against the cluster, how crowded your point of interconnection is, comparable upgrade costs per kW, and the historical completion rate for projects at your stage. Even if you're not yet officially in the queue, you can find out what the queue would look like if you were to step in line today.

Developers, originators, and lenders who need a defensible number this week.

• Developer / Project SponsorYou are number 47 in a cluster of 190 — the report shows your real tenure against the cohort, comparable upgrade costs per kW, and the historical completion rate at your stage, so your next move is a defensible number instead of a guess.
• OriginatorBring a source-stamped read of queue position and cohort density to a lender or investor on day one, in minutes.
• Lender / UnderwriterConfirm the queue position and upgrade-cost band behind a loan request in minutes, with the confidence band on the report.

The best offtake opportunity in your region is a contract that expires in 26 months. You will find out about it when it goes to RFPRequest for Proposal — along with everyone else.

A briefing-focused intelligence tool. The PPAPower Purchase Agreement Expiry Report auto-selects the single most urgent expiring contract in your chosen window (the earliest term end date) and surfaces that counterparty's full track record across every contract they have filed. Market-level context is bundled in so the report aligns incentives with dataset value — you receive a briefing on the one contract that matters, not a harvestable list.

Originators, offtakers, and developers planning renewal outreach before the RFP.

• Power Marketer / OriginatorReceive a briefing on the one contract expiring soonest in your window, with the counterparty's full filed history — not a raw list to sift through.
• Offtaker / Corporate BuyerSee the counterparty behind the expiring contract and their track record across every market they have filed in, so your renewal outreach is timed and informed.
• Developer / IPPPlan re-contracting around the most urgent expiry in your scope, with market-level context bundled in so you see the opportunity alongside the landscape.

You have a pro forma in a spreadsheet and a required spread over exit cap. Somewhere between them is a gap, and you are re-running the model at 11pm trying to find which line item closes it.

Drop your pro forma in — xlsx, csv, or paste it straight from Excel. Pencil Out returns your yield on cost, your spread over exit cap in basis points, and your shortfall if there is one. Then it shows the scenarios that close the gap and what each one costs.

Sponsors deciding whether to keep spending on a deal.

• Sponsor / DeveloperStop re-running the spreadsheet at 11pm — one read gives your yield on cost, spread over exit cap, and the exact levers that close the gap.
• Lender / Credit CommitteeGet a consistent, structured read on whether a deal clears the required spread, with the scenarios that move it.
• Broker / AdvisorBring a clear deal-clearing screen to a client conversation instead of a hand-wave — the numbers come from them, the structure from the report.