A1AYN

174 countries • analytical dashboard

Global Electricity Costs

Country-by-country industrial prices, grid carbon intensity (Ember CO₂e), hydrogen viability, CBAM indirect emissions. Choropleth map with 4 overlays.

Deep model • Finnish bidding zone

Finland Electricity Price Model

Walk-forward fundamentals model backtested against COVID 2020, the 2022 gas crisis, OL3 ramp, and the January 2024 cold snap.

Shipping • chokepoints • vessels

Maritime & Trade Risk

What moves by sea: shipping corridors, commodity flows, chokepoint monitoring, port activity, voyage calculator.

11 datasets • 180,000+ facilities

Energy Infrastructure

What stays on the ground: pipelines, power plants, mines, industrial facilities. 13-layer interactive globe.

6 sectors • phase-in 2026

CBAM & Carbon Cost

The regulation with a euro price. Interactive cost calculator, live EUA price, phase-in schedule, carbon intensity by origin.

189 countries • 3 indices

Country Intelligence

Compliance, attractiveness, geopolitical risk. Standardised scoring across ASEAN, LATAM, Africa, MENA, and beyond.

Published openly · datasets & methodologyCommissioned · custom intelligence reports

Supplier intelligence • sourcing verification • EU-ASEAN procurement

Supplier intelligence for procurement teams

Turn messy market noise into structured supplier shortlists: signals, validation, and an explicit audit trail for decision-making across ASEAN and beyond.

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ASEAN monitor

Vegetable oil & biofuels →

Regulatory map

EU compliance & market access →

Strategic materials

Critical materials & batteries →

Supplier Discovery

Custom intelligence reports and curated shortlists

Commissioned engagements

All datasets

Build-time snapshots, methodology, and open data

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All domains

Thematic areas and analytical coverage

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Briefings

Latest notes from the desk

Short, checkable briefs on suppliers, signals, and procurement-grade methods. No hype — just scope, evidence, and decision relevance.

Latest brief

Finland's hydrogen pipeline and the missing buyer

Gasgrid wants to build more than 1,000 km of hydrogen pipeline, first costed at €3.5bn and later nearer €5bn, part of a roughly 4,750 km Finnish-linked corridor to Germany. Not one kilometre has reached a final investment decision, the anchor demand keeps stalling, and the promoters are still running calls for interest. A demand-first look at whether the business case is real, drawing on the A1AYN electricity-costs and hydrogen-pipelines data.

2026-06-02

Brief

Vegetable oil's pricing anchor has shifted from food to fuel

Where the global vegetable oil market sits at the end of May 2026: Indonesia's B40 to B50 trajectory, Malaysia's B15 rollout from June 1, Thailand's conflicted blend policy, El Niño on the 2026 palm crop, Brent at $100, Ukrainian sunflower export disruption, India's 2025 duty reset as the demand baseline, and the food side as residual claimant. Sourced to USDA FAS, GAPKI, OECD-FAO, primary national regulations, and current market reporting.

2026-05-26

Brief

CBAM and the politics of the EU's carbon perimeter

Where CBAM sits in May 2026: the live EUA price, the statutory phase-in schedule, the post-2024 European Parliament arithmetic, the competitiveness trade-offs for EU industry, and the regulatory horizon to 2030. Sourced to primary regulatory texts, IEA, IEEFA, Eurofer and the European Parliament register.

2026-05-12

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Structure

Domains, datasets, and published signals

A1AYN is organised around a small number of analytical domains. Those domains are supported by build-time statistical snapshots, published data views, and short analytical briefs. The aim is a compact intelligence structure rather than a generic brochure site.

Domains → Data → BriefsDeterministic snapshotsAuditable structure

Explore domains →View signals →Browse datasets →Data methodology →

Editorial note

Claims are cheap. Methods aren’t.

A1AYN briefs are written to be checked: sources are linked where possible, assumptions are explicit, and constraints are stated. When a claim can’t be verified, it’s marked as such.

What you get

• Supplier shortlists with verification notes
• Structured briefs (scope → evidence → decision)
• Data and methodology transparency