We build the screening layer that sits before every major data centre and battery storage siting decision in the National Electricity Market. Where to build, where to connect, how to comply.
To make the same site rigour the specialist consultants use accessible to every team building Australia's energy future, not just those who can afford a six-figure engagement. We turn fragmented public data into fast, defensible site screening.
A National Electricity Market where every major siting call, from a hyperscale data centre to a battery storage site, starts with the same depth of evidence in minutes. Better shortlists, made faster, accelerate the transition.
Australia publishes some of the richest energy and geospatial data in the world. AEMO, the Clean Energy Regulator and Geoscience Australia release market signals, generation data and terrain detail that should make siting decisions obvious.
In practice, that data is scattered across incompatible formats, refreshes on different cycles, and demands specialist interpretation. So the most consequential calls, where to put a hundred megawatt load, which connection point to chase, whether a site can ever be compliant, are still made on stale spreadsheets and gut feel.
Zyntax Arc is the missing intelligence layer. We continuously ingest the public record and turn it into ranked, explainable answers, purpose-built for the Australian energy transition.
DC Intelligence screens each candidate data centre site across nine independent layers, then synthesises them into a defensible shortlist position and a board-ready PDF report. BESS Intelligence runs the equivalent nine-layer screening for battery storage sites.
A preliminary read on how a site tracks against NABERS for data centres, including the July 2026 expectations.
Scoring against the March 2026 government expectations framework so policy risk surfaces early.
Negative-price hours, spot cost exposure and a five-year PPA projection for the connection point.
Marginal Loss Factors drawn from the latest AEMO tables, applied to each candidate node.
Where and how often output is at risk of being curtailed, and what it means for firm supply.
Groundwater and surface water context from BOM Water Data Online plus SILO climate data, critical for cooling intensive loads.
Proximity and density against 189 mapped Australian data centre sites.
Sentinel-2 NDVI / NDWI imagery to assess vegetation, water and developability of the land itself.
Internet exchange proximity, subsea cable landing stations and carrier density sourced from PeeringDB, so connectivity is priced into siting.
Zyntax Arc doesn't guess. Each layer is built on official Australian and international datasets, so your site shortlists and your investment committee papers stand up to scrutiny.
Join the teams using Zyntax Arc to screen the grid, energy economics, water, connectivity and compliance for any site before they commit capital.