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Solar Development·Northeast US
Re-imagining Community Solar Development
Dynamic Energy
Solar Development
80%
Reduction in site evaluation time
1,000+
After initial testing in Q3 2024
4 Teams
GIS, Policy, Business Development, Development Execution
The Challenge
Dynamic Energy was evaluating dozens of potential sites across multiple states for utility-scale solar projects. Manual research into zoning ordinances, moratoria, and community sentiment was taking 4-10 hours per project and often missing critical permitting risks.
The Solution
Using Spark's AI-powered platform, Dynamic Energy automated their initial site screening process. The team now gets instant zoning analysis, moratorium alerts, and community sentiment reports for any parcel in seconds, shortening a process that may have taken several hours down to less than an hour.
Results
80%
Time Saved
Reduction in site evaluation time
1,000+
Queries Run
After initial testing in Q3 2024
4 Teams
Teams Using
GIS, Policy, Business Development, Development Execution

“This efficiency came from automating the most time-consuming aspects of site assessment, which is a great way to start our site diligence. Spark has aggregated a broad variety of documents that we would typically have to find through multiple and diverse types of searches, such as information about zoning ordinances, sentiment data, and the presence of moratoria.”
Christian Inzunza
Director of Permitting & Development Execution for the West, Dynamic Energy
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