Methods & sources
Lineup · MX · Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab

How Lineup is built.

Every number on the platform is computed from public data and prints its method and vintage next to it. This page is where each method lives: the framework, the per-surface calculations, and the sources.

The framework

working paper
The Play Readiness Index

State classifications identify where further evidence is needed. Analysts and developers can inspect the revised measures, sensitivity tests and replication files before commissioning site studies. The working paper reports v3.3 research results; the map retains its v3.2 classifications.

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Play ranking and composite-scoring robustness live in the Play Selection deliverable.

How each surface computes its numbers

per-tool methodology
Overview map
Capacity, clean share, carbon intensity, relatedness density, and the grid layers: definitions, formulas, and vintages.
Load Scenarios
The catalyze-or-cannibalize screening model: inputs, the peak-shave assumptions, and what the verdict does and does not claim.
Play cards
How the play score, the finance architecture, and the standards tables are built, sourced, and flagged.
PRI v3.3: coverage and sensitivity / cobertura y sensibilidad

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Data & sources

Every layer carries its own vintage badge on the platform. The underlying sources:

Reproducibility: the full manuscript and the reproduction pipeline are available on request.

Credits

attribution

Gilberto García-Vazquez (GripPoint) develops Lineup’s analysis, data transformations and interface for the Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab at Johns Hopkins University. The source institutions retain authorship of their underlying records.

How to cite
García-Vazquez, G. and the Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab. Lineup MX. Johns Hopkins University. https://lineupmx.com
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