Published diagnosis

Ireland transmission delivery, reconstructed from public records.

The active registry is currently empty while the delivery diagnosis is being rebuilt from manually reviewed cases.

Scope

Ireland / TransmissionAll projects and All technologies

Snapshot date

1 Apr 2026Current published registry snapshot

Coverage

0 included / 0 excludedExcluded projects remain visible in the registry

Method version

v2-manual-case-rebuildTraceable metrics published from the active evidence rule

Current answer

Current published diagnosis

No published metrics are currently live. New figures will appear only after manually reviewed cases are reintroduced into the active registry.

  • Median delivery timeNot published

    Middle-of-distribution delivery timing for eligible transmission cases in the current registry snapshot.

  • p90 delivery timeNot published

    Upper-tail delivery timing using the nearest-rank p90 rule on the eligible case set.

  • Median build timeNot published

    Median duration from build start to public energisation or operational readiness.

  • Post-consent challenge / reviewNot published

    Median duration allocated to post-consent challenge, review, amendment, or legal-hold segments.

Coverage

Coverage and limits

The active registry is currently empty while legacy cases are being rebuilt under manual review. Nothing is hidden: published metrics stay offline until trusted cases return one by one.

  • Exclusion is a visible evidence rule, not a hidden sample gap.
  • The registry keeps excluded projects inspectable so missing anchors stay explicit.
  • The current product is a bounded Ireland transmission diagnosis, not a population-wide series.

Proof layer

Audit the underlying project registry

Every published metric traces back to traced projects, milestone evidence, segment allocations, exclusion reasons, and linked public sources.

Trust layer

How the diagnosis is constructed

See the start and end anchors, stage model, overlap rule, eligibility rule, source hierarchy, and confidence handling used before any figure is published.