01 · Reproducibility
Every result reproducible from documented inputs.
Black-box outputs are not the point. Every assumption, every weight, every threshold is documented in the methodology appendix and reproducible on demand.
The framework is structured into universal analytical models — used everywhere unchanged — and jurisdictional instances calibrated per country. Adding a new country means re-instantiating five cores; the rest is inherited.
The library is organised by use-case rather than by technology, so a single jurisdiction can be screened across every cluster without re-deriving the comparison.
Conversion of variable electricity into durable physical value. Water, ice, cold-chain, DAC, thermal storage, precision fermentation, RAS, vertical farming, e-boilers.
Industrial loads designed to run during low-price intervals. Cement grinding, electrowinning, mineral milling, flexible compute, H₂ electrolysers.
Energy advantage concentrated downstream where qualification protects margin. Rare-earth magnets, battery materials, green steel, PtX fuels, recycling chains.
Basic necessities where supply-chain failure is unacceptable. Distributed fertiliser, pharma, strategic stockpile, and sovereign data centres.
Portfolio model, real options, operational orchestration, ABM ecosystem. The infrastructure that turns one project into many.
Water, thermal, chemical, electrochemical, biological, computational, mechanical, financial. Each module scored for electricity intensity, dispatch flexibility, and value density.
Most cores are universal — built once, used everywhere. A small set are jurisdictional: the national surplus waterfall (CM-0), PPA / offtake structure (CM-5), project finance (CM-6), and location optimisation (CM-9). Adding a new country means re-instantiating these against local data — typically a 12–24 week build.
Black-box outputs are not the point. Every assumption, every weight, every threshold is documented in the methodology appendix and reproducible on demand.
And stress-tested forward. Where calibration data does not exist — frontier jurisdictions — the framework defaults to ranges, not point estimates. The honest answer is a range.
Fidelity tiers (T1 screening through T3 bankable) are visible on every output. Sophisticated buyers test for this — fidelity visibility is non-negotiable.
The CM-19 selector, live: New Zealand's surplus mapped across four postures — revenue, resilience, sovereignty, balanced — with concentration caps and falsification on every result. Classes only, screening-grade.
The decision surface in prose: which production chains absorb New Zealand's abundance, the honest trade-offs between postures, and what the numbers do and do not support.
An independent, party-neutral read of a national abundance-energy policy — where it meets the anchor model, what the engine says for New Zealand, and two errors we found in our own first draft and corrected in the open.
| Path | Use | Product |
|---|---|---|
| Engagement-based | Library used by Inari Protocol to deliver Strategy products. No license required by the client. | P1, P2, P3 |
| Platform subscription | Continuous library access for in-house use by client teams. Annual subscription. | P4, P5 |
| Research license | Restricted-use license for academic and non-commercial research. Attribution-bound. | P6 |
Engagement-based access provides the full methodology under standard NDA.