Studies
Studies in markets and public policy.
The Australian data centre study is published with its data explorer, and the Firmus valuation analysis with its model. The proposed programme extends into infrastructure delivery, empirical asset modelling, industrial markets and spatial analysis. A proposed study states its research question and intended outputs, and carries no findings.
The work, in the open
Published studies
The Australian data centre industry primer with its data explorer, and the analysis of the withdrawn Firmus offer with its valuation model. Both are free to read, without registration.



Australian data centres, sized project by project to 2030.
The primer examines market definitions, operators, power, financing and the assumptions behind the 2030 capacity cases.
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Company valuation
Firmus at A$11.
What the IPO price required.
The withdrawn offer, read against its own record: the revenue per megawatt, capacity and funding the price required, with the model published.
Read the analysisData explorer
Explore the register and the range to 2030
The data explorer maps every tranche in the register against the transmission network, and sets the 2030 range beside the forecasts it is compared with.
The map: each campus with its status and IT load
The range to 2030, beside the forecasts it is compared with
Source: the inashanu data explorer, from the register and the market model, evidence to 21 October 2026. Views of the published explorer.
The research programme
Proposed studies
Each proposal states its research question and the evidence it would need. A proposed study carries no findings until the work is complete and published.
Power, place and deliverability.
A proposed geospatial study of grid access and planning for data centres and batteries on urban and industrial sites.
Read the research questionThe useful life of compute.
Hardware lifetimes, compute pricing and replacement cycles examined through a proposed empirical asset model.
Read the research questionThe businesses behind the build.
Cooling, electrical systems and commissioning services examined as businesses with distinct capacity constraints.
Read the research question