For developers & IPPs
One record for the
whole asset life.
You are running a pipeline across counties, queues, and consultants. Millrace keeps the diligence, the decisions, and the operating history in one place — so the project you close is the project you can actually run.
What slows projects down
The work isn't hard because power is hard.
It's hard because the record of the project is scattered across the people who made it.
Decisions live in inboxes
The call where the interconnection strategy changed is in someone's notebook. Six months later nobody can say who decided what, or why.
Diligence dies in folders
Parcels here, environmental screens there, a permit matrix in a spreadsheet that one person maintains. Every new site starts the archaeology over.
Operations starts from zero
The project closes and the knowledge doesn't travel. Asset management rebuilds the picture the development team already had.
The stack
Three tools, one continuous record.
Adopt one, or run the whole system. Each product stands on its own and gets better beside the others.
Development
PowerID
Every site, mapped.
Parcels, interconnection, environmental constraints, and permits in one living picture — trusted from first screen through close.
Development → construction
PowerMinutes
Every meeting, on the record.
Calls and site visits become structured minutes, action items, and decision history — wired to the project they belong to.
Operations
set.
Your portfolio, set.
Asset performance, portfolio health, obligations, and budgets across the whole fleet — the development record still attached.
How it runs
From first screen to steady state.
01
Screen
Rank sites on grid capacity, land, and constraints before the money goes out.
02
Develop
Hold diligence and decisions in one record as the project moves toward NTP.
03
Build
Carry that record into construction — no handover archaeology.
04
Operate
Run the asset against the assumptions it was underwritten on.
Bring us a project.
Show us one site or one portfolio. We will walk you through what the record looks like in Millrace — and what it would take to move.