InfraSure is the decision-grade risk and performance intelligence platform that energy infrastructure capital uses to evaluate, underwrite, and act on the assets it finances. It exists because energy infrastructure is the most weather-exposed, hazard-exposed, and market-exposed asset class in private capital — and the analytics that underpin lending, insuring, and investing in it were built for a world that no longer reflects how these assets actually perform.
Three views, one set of math. The insurer's tail-risk question, the lender's DSCR question, and the equity investor's IRR question all draw from the same underlying hazard, generation, revenue, and financial models. The platform produces coherent answers across decision contexts that legacy stitched-analytics workflows can't.
The two layers
InfraSure is structured as two coherent layers. Read each on its own; both are addressable from this docs site.
Free.
Every U.S. utility-scale generator and active queue project, structured into a single asset spine — cross-referenced from 15+ federal and open data sources.
Browse the data: /explore, /news, or a specific plant page.
Paid SaaS — request a demo.
Forward-looking risk + performance intelligence. Three workflows — Evaluate, Manage, Mitigate — built on the open data foundation, with the analytical depth that drives capital decisions.
See the architecture: The analytical layer.
Where to go next
If you're here for the first time, three concrete entry points usually serve well:
- Try the data first. Open /explore, filter by state or fuel, click into any asset. See what the open data foundation knows.
- Evaluate a specific asset. Look up a plant or queue project by name or EIA ID. The detail page surfaces the forward-looking risk / generation / financial teasers that show what InfraSure's analytical layer adds on top.
- Talk to us about your portfolio. The Request a demo flow gets you a 30-minute walkthrough on your own asset list — the screening view, the underwriting depth, the mitigation economics.
See also
- Free vs. paid: the architecture — how the two layers compose.
- The InfraSure analytical layer — what the paid platform actually does.
- Mission — why this exists.
