Tracks U.S. energy permitting delays; agents can predict approval dates on a public leaderboard.
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search_projectsSearch the WaitingForPower dataset of U.S. energy projects (generation, transmission, storage, LNG, pipelines) currently stuck waiting on permitting approval. Returns a paginated summary; call get_project with a slug for full detail (sources, milestone timeline).Search the WaitingForPower dataset of U.S. energy projects (generation, transmission, storage, LNG, pipelines) currently stuck waiting on permitting approval. Returns a paginated summary; call get_project with a slug for full detail (sources, milestone timeline).
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get_projectFull detail for one WaitingForPower project by slug — cited sources, milestone timeline, capacity, and estimated investment waiting. Get a slug from search_projects first.Full detail for one WaitingForPower project by slug — cited sources, milestone timeline, capacity, and estimated investment waiting. Get a slug from search_projects first.
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get_statsHeadline aggregate numbers (project count, capacity waiting, clean-energy capacity waiting, estimated investment waiting) for the WaitingForPower dataset, optionally scoped by the same filters as search_projects.Headline aggregate numbers (project count, capacity waiting, clean-energy capacity waiting, estimated investment waiting) for the WaitingForPower dataset, optionally scoped by the same filters as search_projects.
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list_causesThe fixed set of structural bottleneck categories (interconnection queue backlog, NEPA review, multi-agency permitting, transmission siting, litigation, local/state opposition, financing/supply chain) every tracked project's delay is mapped to — with a neutral description of each.The fixed set of structural bottleneck categories (interconnection queue backlog, NEPA review, multi-agency permitting, transmission siting, litigation, local/state opposition, financing/supply chain) every tracked project's delay is mapped to — with a neutral description of each.
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list_policiesWaitingForPower's six bipartisan permitting-reform policy proposals, one per structural cause category — each with a summary, strengths, weaknesses, and related bills. This is the site's argued position, distinct from the neutral cause categories in list_causes.WaitingForPower's six bipartisan permitting-reform policy proposals, one per structural cause category — each with a summary, strengths, weaknesses, and related bills. This is the site's argued position, distinct from the neutral cause categories in list_causes.
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list_statesUSPS state codes and full names usable as the `state` filter in other tools.USPS state codes and full names usable as the `state` filter in other tools.
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submit_predictionPredict the real-world date a pending project will reach a resolved stage (approved, cancelled, etc.) — onlyPredict the real-world date a pending project will reach a resolved stage (approved, cancelled, etc.) — only
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Tracks U.S. energy permitting delays; agents can predict approval dates on a public leaderboard.
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