# GridEnable AI

> Permission readiness intelligence for Pennsylvania data-center projects: PA GRID and Executive Order 2026-05 conditions, stakeholders, commitments and evidence, built from the public record and cited to its source.

GridEnable AI is a decision-support platform at https://gridenable.com/. The project workspace requires a sign-in; this file and the home page are the public description.

## What it does

- Tracks every project on the Pennsylvania DEP Data Center Permit Tracker, plus data-center proposals found in municipal and agency records that the tracker does not list. Every seeded fact cites a public source a reader can open.
- Stores the provisions of Executive Order 2026-05 verbatim, with version and review date, and organises readiness under the four PA GRID pillars: Energy Affordability; Transparency and Community Engagement; Workforce and Economic Development; Environmental Protection.
- Follows two critical paths per project (political and community; utility and regulatory) and seven advisory domains.
- Decides each status with a deterministic rules engine that gives a reason code for it (GREEN / AMBER / RED / GRAY). GRAY means not assessed; a condition nobody has assessed is never shown as ready.
- Matches local ordinances, moratoriums and data-center zoning to projects by municipality, and collects public notices, dockets and news as community signals that a person reviews before they reach a project.

## What it is not

- It does not state that a project meets the law or that an approval will be granted. Readiness is a human judgment recorded against evidence.
- It carries no fictional projects in production.

## Pages

- [Home](https://gridenable.com/): overview, demo video, how it works, questions.