UtilityRadar catalogues utility plants worldwide across 24 sectors, from wastewater and water supply to power, desalination, district cooling, and hydrogen. Every plant is classified through a four-tier taxonomy with structured data, interactive maps, and transparent source attribution on every record.
Every plant is classified through four ordered tiers. The same shape works for wastewater, power, hydrogen, or LNG.
The top-level utility category. Wastewater, power, gas, water supply, and 20 more.
Distinct plant categories within a sector, each with its own capacity unit and spec schema.
The process technology a plant uses, grouped under a plant type: MBR, SBR, RO, CCGT, PEM.
Sector-level attribute tags. A plant can carry several: onshore, base load, floating, green hydrogen.
Every field is parsed, normalised, and typed. Location, capacity, operator, permit, and sector-specific specs are queryable, not buried in PDFs.
Each plant shows its source URL, completeness percentage, and per-field quality ratings. If a number looks off, trace it back to origin in one click.
Every plant page has a “Suggest update” flow. Operators, regulators, and locals close the loop on data we have wrong or that has aged out.
UtilityRadar is infrastructure-grade reference data for the people who need it most.
Academic work on water quality, environmental impact, and infrastructure policy.
Cross-border comparisons of permit standards and compliance outcomes.
Investigations into discharge incidents, aging infrastructure, and pollution.
Benchmark against peers across capacity, technology, and treatment level.
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