Saturday, 26 September 2026 Press & media
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Press & media

Where SitePath Intelligence has been written about, quoted or invited to speak — and how to reach us if you are working on something.

Talk to us

We answer reporters the same day where we can, and we would rather help you get a fact right than see it published wrong. If you need a county's ordinance history, the primary document behind a vote, or someone to explain why a moratorium in one place is not the same instrument as a moratorium in another, ask.

Press enquiries
press@sitepathintel.com
Corrections
hello@sitepathintel.com — we publish corrections rather than quietly editing.
Our own reporting
The SitePath Scoop, and every dated change on the wire.

Coverage

No third-party coverage to list yet. When a publication writes about SitePath or quotes us, the piece itself will be linked here — we do not pad this page with our own writing, which lives in The Scoop.

Talks and appearances

No conference talks, panels or briefings on the record yet. Speaking invitations go to press@sitepathintel.com.

About SitePath, for a story

Copy this as-is, or ask us for a version cut to your word count.

SitePath Intelligence is an independent research company that tracks how US counties decide utility-scale solar, battery storage and data-center projects. It builds a county-level record of ordinances, board votes, moratoria, permitting requirements and organised community opposition, with every entry traced to the primary document it came from, and grades each county on permitting risk. SitePath is an Ohio limited liability company.

How to cite us

“According to SitePath Intelligence” is right for a finding of ours. Where the underlying fact is a county's own — an ordinance, a vote, a resolution — cite that document; we will point you at it. Our methodology sets out how records are sourced, scored and versioned, including what a grade does and does not claim.

What we will not do

We do not confirm a number we cannot show you the document for, and we do not comment on a project on a developer's behalf. If we do not know, we will say so.

What The Scoop is. A weekly read on where energy and data-center projects are getting waved through, slowed down, or stopped cold — written from the ordinances, board votes, dockets and filings themselves. Every figure traces to a primary document. If a value cannot be verified against one, it does not run.

Think we got something wrong? Say so — hello@sitepathintel.com. We print corrections; we do not quietly edit. Tips about a hearing, a vote or a filing are always welcome, and we will not name you unless you ask us to.

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