These are scopes you can enquire about. Actual work depends on evidence quality, specialist responsibilities and an agreed engagement. An online diagnostic does not replace design approval, market qualification or investment diligence.
Stage 1 · Market and service fit
Required inputs
Tell us the country, proposed service and asset inventory, and provide current programme terms and the site obligations that must remain protected.
Intended outputs
The review should explain which eligibility requirements are unresolved, identify the responsible parties and issue a focused first data request.
Stage 2 · Capability and net-value review
Required inputs
Provide the control and telemetry limits, SOC and availability data, warranty conditions and an example of the proposed settlement.
Intended outputs
The review should define the operating envelope, expose conflicting commitments and explain the economic outcome when dispatch or prices disappoint.
Stage 3 · Pilot and procurement definition
Required inputs
Provide the aggregator’s proposal and contracts, then explain the network interface and how cybersecurity responsibilities are allocated.
Intended outputs
The intended output is a pilot scope with measurable acceptance criteria, clear responsibilities and an evidence plan for each claimed service.
State the country, your role, current stage, decision needed and timing. List available documents and missing information. The guide diagnostic can transfer its results into the enquiry form. Never include passwords or system credentials.
References and review date
Reviewed 25 October 2026. Teaching derivations and project methods are original; the following sources provide background and do not replace project-specific requirements.