There's a moment every engineer experiences when they realize the internet is held together with duct tape and good intentions. At Halcyon, our goal is to help make energy information more accessible and useful. That means, as a first step, we need to systematically and reliably discover, collect, and ingest that information from all its (many, many) different sources. As we marched to 50 state public utility commissions (PUCs), Halcyon’s engineering team has lived this duct-tape moment Groundhog Day-style for the last six+ months.

Interconnection is focussed on how an approval queue works, we're big fans of theres but this is about cost to build and how that changes over time.

Building data products w LLMs: We ingested all the Public Utility Filings, this is where all things energy get approval to be built eg data centers; we rant 6500 queries over 2.6M documents (500M vectors) to extract information a lot of people building power plants (for data centers) care a lot about: