Free AI readiness check

Is your renewable-energy team ready to put AI to work?

Answer 12 practical questions about operational value, workflows, data, systems, security, and staff adoption. You will get an instant score and a short list of what to fix first.

12

practical questions

6

readiness areas

3 min

typical completion time

Before we begin

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What the score covers

Readiness is more than buying a licence.

A useful rollout needs an operational reason, suitable work, usable data, secure systems, clear ownership, and people who know when to trust the output.

The assessment looks for evidence, not enthusiasm.

A named owner, a measurable baseline, real source material, managed access, known exceptions, and a team prepared to review the output are stronger signals than a long list of AI ideas.

An operations team reviewing a workflow map before an AI rollout
Start with one real workflow. Map the work, the exceptions, the source material, and the person who approves the result.

01 · BUSINESS VALUE

A result worth measuring

We look for a named owner, today’s time or quality baseline, the volume of work, and a clear result the business cares about.

02 · WORKFLOW FIT

Work with a recognisable path

Repeated inputs, known handoffs, visible exceptions, and a sensible point where a person can approve, correct, or stop the workflow.

03 · DATA READINESS

Source material the system can trust

Accurate documents and records, clear ownership, usable permissions, retention rules, and boundaries around sensitive information.

04 · SYSTEMS & INTEGRATION

Managed accounts and connections

Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, project tools, and customer systems with clean accounts, licences, groups, access, and integration ownership.

05 · SECURITY & GOVERNANCE

Rules people can actually follow

Approved tools, protected identities and devices, audit needs, prohibited data, human review, and a clear route for escalation.

06 · PEOPLE & ADOPTION

An owner after launch

Training based on real examples, a route for feedback, and someone responsible for quality, cost, failures, and improvement.