Overview

Market Intelligence Dashboard

Power transmission & renewable energy pipeline — Australia & New Zealand
Next brief: Friday AM
10
Target project types
2 focus sectors
6
Keyword clusters
tracked weekly
AUS
Primary market
+ NZL secondary
Fri
Newsletter cadence
every week, AM

01 Power Transmission — target project types

mainly AUS, also NZL

02 Renewable Energy — target project types

mainly AUS, also NZL
What this is. The project archetypes Elecnor Australia targets, each mapped to the keyword clusters Ivan supplied. These keywords drive the weekly news scan and feed straight into the newsletter prompt on the next tab.

PT Power Transmission

RE Renewable Energy

Priority: early origination. The newsletter leads with projects 12–18 months out — so the primary/regulatory layer (AEMO pipeline) is the origination signal, and RSS news confirms when those projects hit financial close or go to tender. Automation starts with the RSS layer (easiest to wire), then adds regulatory diffs.

Build phases

Where automation is today and what comes next.
1

RSS auto-fill

Scheduled pull of the RSS feeds every Fri AM, filtered by keyword clusters, deduped, pre-fills the newsletter box. Human reviews before sending.

building now

Primary & regulatory sources

What's real and coming — the origination signal Elecnor leads with

Origination
RSS

RSS news aggregation

What just happened — confirms financial close, awards, announcements

Confirmation
Status key. Auto-pull ready — open feed/file, scriptable now.  Register first — free account or supplier registration, then monitor.  Manual check — no feed; review the page and paste findings.

⚙︎ Build the weekly brief

STEP 1
How it works. This assembles a single, ready-to-send package: an LLM instruction prompt plus your week's data. Paste it into any AI to produce the finished Friday newsletter. When AI integration is added later, this same package gets sent automatically.

▤ Prompt + data package

STEP 2 · SEND TO AI
Configure the brief on the left and press “Generate” — your send-ready package appears here.
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