CANUS

WHAT WE CHECK

What we check.

Inside a CANUS programme, CANUS checks each delivery against the requirements the parties have agreed, fixed before delivery. These are the categories those agreed requirements usually cover. How we check is proprietary; the requirements are the parties' own.

Independence & accountability

The categories

What requirements usually cover.

01

Contracted capacity quantity

The amount of capacity the order promises at the delivery point, at the agreed configuration. The parties write the requirement; CANUS checks whether the delivery meets it.

Evidence class

THE PARTIES' ORDER DOCUMENTS

Checked against

THE AGREED DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

Reported as

CONSISTENT / INCONSISTENT / INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

02

Configuration and composition

What the delivered capacity must be: the equipment classes, quantities and arrangement written into the order, checked as agreed requirements rather than assumed from anyone's records.

Evidence class

AGREED CONFIGURATION REQUIREMENTS

Checked against

THE AGREED DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

Reported as

CONSISTENT / INCONSISTENT / INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

03

Site services and readiness conditions

The power, cooling and network conditions the parties set as delivery requirements. These are contractual requirements the parties agree, not measurements CANUS publishes.

Evidence class

AGREED DELIVERY CONDITIONS

Checked against

THE AGREED DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

Reported as

CONSISTENT / INCONSISTENT / INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

04

Delivery window and schedule

The agreed delivery dates and the conditions attached to them, so every party works from the same record of what was due and what arrived.

Evidence class

THE AGREED SCHEDULE

Checked against

THE AGREED DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

Reported as

CONSISTENT / INCONSISTENT / INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

05

Supplied approvals and connected requirements

Planning, connection and commissioning approvals the parties supply into the scope. CANUS records them as connected requirements; the relevant authorities keep every approval decision.

Evidence class

APPROVALS SUPPLIED BY THE PARTIES

Checked against

THE AGREED DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

Reported as

RECORDED AS CONNECTED REQUIREMENTS

06

Limitations and open questions

Every signed result states its limitations and any agreed requirement that remains unresolved. CANUS never reports more than the evidence supports, and never fills a gap by inference.

Evidence class

THE SIGNED RESULTS

Checked against

THE AGREED DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

Reported as

STATED LIMITS + UNRESOLVED REQUIREMENTS

SHARED INFRASTRUCTURE

The grid dependency annex

Large AI campuses grow in stages, and every stage stands on approvals owned by others. CANUS records those approvals as part of the agreed scope; it never decides them. The network and other relevant authorities keep all power approvals.

A01

Planning approval

Evidence class

Checked against

Reported as

A02

Network connection process

Evidence class

Checked against

Reported as

A03

AEMO performance standards

Evidence class

Checked against

Reported as

A04

Commissioning and permission to energise

Evidence class

Checked against

Reported as

A05

Are the approvals still current

Evidence class

Checked against

Reported as

One stage's result says nothing about another stage, and nothing about any neighbouring customer's service.

How we check is confidential.What we check is not.

Every category is checked against the requirements the parties agreed before equipment was ordered, and reported in the same three words.

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