About
One map of the room left on Europe's grid.
Anyone planning a data centre, a factory, a battery or a charging depot needs to know where the grid can take it. The operators publish pieces of the answer, each in its own shape. Substralis reads them all, keeps every figure's source, and puts them on one map.
Why it exists
Power has become the constraint on where things get built. Every transmission and distribution operator publishes something: a capacity map, a connection queue, a forecast. But they publish in different units, on different schedules, often as PDFs or map viewers. Comparing two sites across a border, or even across two operators, takes days.
Substralis is the layer above those publications: it reads each one the way its publisher intended, links each substation to the station it depends on, and shows what changed.
Where it covers
Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Germany, Ireland and France. Each market page says what its operators publish and what they don't; the methodology says how we read it.
Open, with no tiers
The public pages are open to everyone. A free account opens the full portal: every market, each station's dossier with its chain and queue, memos you can share and alerts when a figure changes. We don't sell data.
Who runs it
Substralis is operated by Fehn Originals AS, a company registered in Norway. To talk about coverage, a source we should read, or a partnership, write to hello@substralis.com.