A plain-language guide to the two-register audit prompt — what it does, how to run it, and how to read the result.
Choose any publicly supported energy project. The Projects to Audit page lists where to find them.
Copy the audit prompt below into any capable AI assistant, naming the project you want examined.
Paste in any contracts, approvals, or reports you've found. The more public records, the stronger the audit.
Check the Green / Amber / Red verdicts and the ‘not found’ gaps. Decide for yourself.
Audit this energy project using two registers. First, produce a Public Support Register identifying all direct funding, concessional finance, revenue underwriting, certificate income, tax concessions, public transmission, planning advantages, government offtake, firming support, mandated private payments, and all risk transferred to taxpayers, consumers, landholders, councils, or future governments. Second, produce a Bankable Exit Register identifying the project-specific decommissioning plan, including the independently costed and financially secured mechanism for removal, disposal, recycling, replacement, and land rehabilitation. Identify who pays if the operator sells the project, becomes insolvent, underestimates costs, or if recycling/disposal pathways are unavailable at end of life. Separate confirmed evidence from inference. Where information is missing, mark it as ‘not found’ rather than assuming it does not exist. Conclude with Green / Amber / Red ratings for public-support transparency, lifecycle assurance, and residual public liability.
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