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Accelerating Better Decision Making

Halcyon helps professionals navigating the energy transition make faster, more informed business decisions

BENEFITS
Supercharged access to the information you need
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Fast
Answer complex questions in minutes, not days
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Accurate
Clear, verifiable citations from trusted, transparent sources
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Flexible
Support for multiple analytical use cases across a wide range of topics
 
 
 
PRODUCT FEATURES

Make CTRL+F a thing of the past

 
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AI-Assisted Discovery

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Purpose-built search infrastructure and knowledge graph streamline energy transition research and analysis
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Intuitive natural language interface makes it easy to interact with and interrogate data
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Customizable filters, tags, operators and outputs provide multiple pathways to relevant information
 
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Curated Data Catalog

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Instantly accessible information aggregated from governments, utilities, corporations, and industry organizations
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High-volume, rapid data ingestion from authoritative sources keeps you up-to-date
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Transparent document library and query response citations include clickable sources to verify accuracy
 
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Built for You

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Experienced tech founders and decarbonization experts are optimizing for speed and scale
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Rapid, responsive product development focused on meeting diverse use cases and bespoke data requirements
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Shareable and exportable workspaces foster collaboration and integrate into existing workflows efficiently and securely
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Last week, New York City hosted two events which wear out the shoe leather (and sometimes the patience) of New Yorkers and visitors alike: the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), and Climate Week NYC.

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Demand Uncertainties

In April, I attended an SF Climate Week panel on the ways in which artificial intelligence solutions could support the transition to net zero electricity. When the session opened for comments, I was a bit surprised that the first ten audience members confronted the four panelists with variations of the exact same pointed question: “Aren’t your data centers going to overwhelm the electric grid and ensure climate disaster?”

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