Find the markets where your operation is mispriced in your favor.
Hold the operating profile constant, compare current public electricity evidence, project a bounded five-year burden, and surface markets where today’s cost and recent direction create an advantage worth investigating at the property level.
Build the operation once.
The profile stays fixed while the geography changes. That lets ExpenseIntel ask a cleaner question: where does the same operation face a structurally different location-sensitive burden?
Same operation. Different five-year economics.
The EI Opportunity Score blends relative five-year burden with the direction of recent electricity pricing. It is an ExpenseIntel screening score, not a government index or a promise of future prices.
Can a real package flip the ranking?
Enter a documented incentive, abatement or utility support value for one shortlisted market. ExpenseIntel shows whether that verified value is enough to overcome the five-year cost gap.
Reputation says where a market is expensive. Arbitrage asks where the numbers changed first.Operating profile → live evidence → bounded trend → five-year burden → shortlist