Follow the next milestone.

Who it is for

Analysts, consultants, suppliers and project teams who need to know when a specific project actually moved: a permit issued, financing closed, a unit synchronised, a contract signed. People who would otherwise re-read notices and filings to find out.

What counts as a change

A new sourced statement that moves one dimension of one unit to a different state, in either direction. A delay, a withdrawal or a failed test counts. A repeat of something already on record does not, and a target never counts as the thing it targets.

When you hear

After a change is published to the record, in your next daily or weekly briefing, or as a separate alert if you turn those on. No alert is sent during your quiet hours; the change still appears on your watchlists page and in your next briefing. If a statement is later withdrawn or corrected, you get one correction for anything we already sent you.

What you can follow

• A whole project, for any material change
• One unit of a project, such as a single block or reactor
• One dimension of one unit, such as commissioning
• One exact milestone, after which the rule retires itself
• A company or a technology, across the projects we maintain

You can mute, resume or cancel each one. Lists are private unless you deliberately share one with your team.

Plans

Reading the record and the weekly briefing are free. Pro is $49 a month for individual watchlists, history and configured briefings. Team pilot is $199 a month for a shared team workspace. Billing period, seats, renewal and cancellation terms are shown before checkout.