Learn & FAQ
Short answers to the questions behind the map: what status means, why capacity numbers conflict, how claims are labelled and what happens to a community report.
It does not provide legal advice, approve projects or replace a regulator. It links claims to sources, marks uncertainty and creates a safer channel for local evidence and corrections.
No. The project is for comparable records, clear sourcing and informed local decisions. It records benefits, commitments, uncertainty and community concerns without assuming that every facility has the same impact.
A megawatt is a measure of instantaneous power. The card also says whether the number is IT load, critical IT load, total facility demand or a future campus envelope. Those figures are not interchangeable.
No. Operational, under-construction and announced or proposed records are separate. An MoU, permit, groundbreaking and live phase are different milestones.
They are useful primary disclosures but are labelled as company-reported. Design PUE is not treated as measured PUE, and renewable-energy matching is not described as round-the-clock local carbon-free supply unless the source supports that claim.
No. A community report is a lead, not automatically a verified fact. Submissions are private by default, reviewed before any publication, and shown only at an approximate location when permission is clear.
Share a state and district, the project or facility, what you observed, and a source document or photo when available. Do not submit Aadhaar numbers, exact home addresses, confidential documents or security-sensitive infrastructure details.
Use the report form and choose correction. Link the primary document that supports the change. Material corrections are dated and the earlier classification is retained in the editorial log.
No. It is a deliberately conservative public-source index. Many smaller, captive, edge or security-sensitive facilities are not shown, and city-level pins are used where a precise public campus location is unnecessary.
Quick glossary
Always check the boundary, date, unit and whether a value is measured, designed or announced.
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