Know the rules where you build and operate.
The rules where you build and operate, and what’s coming.
ClearView: regulatory intelligence, city by city, with the legal text behind the answers.
Three questions developers and operators ask
Can this site be delivered here, and how fast?
What must this facility do to operate in this country, and which law says so?
What is coming in the next 18 months that changes the answer?
In the order you actually work.
Build and expand
What a market requires before a site can be built and connected: planning, permitting and grid, nested from EU and national level down to the region, the city and the council, so you see what binds you at each level.
Operate and comply
The duties that bind an operating facility, from EU regulation through national law to local conditions, with who owns it, the deadline and the penalty where they apply.
Prepare for the future
What is in consultation or draft in the markets you operate in, and when it is likely to land.
The artefact, not the dashboard.
Nobody buys a dashboard. They buy the thing that goes in front of an auditor, a customer or a board.
- Planning: the data centre planning cases in the market, with the conditions attached to consent and the source document behind each
- Permitting: the permits and licences a site needs to build and operate, who grants each, and the time to consent
- Grid: capacity, constraints and the connection queue, with the network operator’s own documents
- Obligations: the duties that bind an operating site, where each applies, who owns it, by when, and the penalty where one applies
- Foresight: the Regulatory Radar on three horizons, built in partnership with the Data Centre Alliance
What is coming, before it reaches your programme.
Policy, consultations and drafts across the markets you operate in, filtered to what actually changes a data centre’s cost or duties and scored for impact and probability. Three horizons: nought to eighteen months, eighteen to thirty-six, and beyond. Every row links to its primary text, and it tracks simplifications as well as new duties.
- Built in partnership with the Data Centre Alliance
- Key sources swept twice a week
- New items checked by a person before they appear
Ask Kai, inside Regulatory Intelligence.
17 markets, available from Q4 2026.
Three people, three different fears.
The capacity planner
Deciding where the next megawatts go, with incomplete information about what each market will actually allow.
The development lead
Owns the permitting critical path and finds out about rule changes late.
The advisor
Recommends markets to clients and needs the position to be sourced rather than asserted.
Read the public slice before you talk to us.
A public slice of the same corpus: transposition status, deadlines and efficiency ceilings across the markets we maintain. ClearView needs no data from you — the library is ours, you bring the question and the site.
Open the regulation tracker“Regulatory Radar gives operators and investors the foresight required to anticipate change, shape engagement and protect long-term value.”
Kai interprets. People verify.
Kai explains what a regulation means and proposes the fix. Your team decides. The evidence behind every finding carries a source and a date, because a compliance record that reads as machine-generated is worth nothing in an audit.
