Every network keeps its asset records in pieces.
A 700-year cycle
England replaced water mains at 0.14% a year, so the whole network would take 700 years to renew.
National Audit Office
No national register
No register lists every flood defence with its owner and condition. MPs asked for one in October 2025.
House of Commons
No recorded capacity
The rail regulator found bridges and stations with out-of-date assessments or no recorded structural capacity.
ORR, Feb 2025
14,000 against 57
Industry counts over 14,000 heat networks in the UK. The government's planning database lists 57 in operation.
DESNZ, 2026
No demand register
The grid operator holds no register of demand connections, while the demand queue grew from 41 GW to 125 GW.
NESO, Ofgem, Jul 2026
Water
A 700-year cycle
England replaced water mains at 0.14% a year, so the whole network would take 700 years to renew.
National Audit Office
Each asset gets one record, with the source on every line.
Savitram brings your data, its own data and public registers into one record per asset, and keeps the source and date of each line.
Your data, Savitram's data and the registers regulators and operators publish.
7,246 wind, solar and battery projects from DESNZ's planning database, July 2026.
Rows from different registers that describe the same asset become one record.
79 batteries with a Gate 2 offer and not yet built, from NESO's register of 13 October 2026.
Every line keeps the register it came from and the date it was read.
The Eccles BESS record: every line from NESO's register of 13 October 2026, row PRO-001470.
When a register changes, the record changes, and you see what moved.
Projects due to connect by the end of November, with dates that have passed marked.
7,246 wind, solar and battery projects from DESNZ's planning database, July 2026.
Data you can take to the regulator.
Every record joins three sources: your data, Savitram's data and the registers regulators and operators publish.
- 52public registers mapped across nine sectors
- 2,225projects in NESO's transmission register
- 7,246wind, solar and battery projects in the planning database
- 14,303storm overflows with a full year of spill data
- Source and date on every line
- Every answer quotes the register it came from
- Ready for your board, your regulator and your AI systems
Every sector starts with a question you already ask.
Each answer joins your data, Savitram's data and that sector's public registers into one record per asset.
When does my project connect?
2,225 projects in NESO's transmission register, joined to the planning database.
How often did the overflow near me spill?
Every storm overflow in England is monitored. They spilled 292,119 times in 2025.
What is the river doing, and what defends it?
The Environment Agency maintains about 96,000 flood defence assets in England.
What condition is this bridge or embankment in?
Network Rail manages 190,000 earthworks, most of them over 100 years old.
Who is digging up my road, and until when?
England's street works register logged 2.2 million works in one year.
Which of my sites still run on copper lines?
BT retires the copper voice network on 31 January 2027.
How much power can my port get, and when?
The median UK port has 5.5 MW of grid capacity. Some report waits of 15 years.
What did the regulator find at this site?
The Office for Nuclear Regulation licenses 36 sites and publishes its inspections.
When is the main under my street due for replacement?
Two gas networks replaced 2,675 km of mains in 2025/26.
When does my project connect?
2,225 projects in NESO's transmission register, joined to the planning database.
Power comes first.
604 GW is contracted
and not built.
- 31 October 2026The last Gate 2 Phase 1 connection offers are due. Savitram shows which projects in the register carry Gate 2.
- 6 November 2026Ofgem's consultation on connections data closes. Its respondents call today's capacity registers inaccurate, incomplete and out of date.
- In every recordGate, status, date in register and every other project at the same substation, from NESO's register of 13 October 2026.
Start with one asset. Add your team when you are ready.
- 1Look up one asset
Search a project, site or asset and see every record we hold on it, each with its source. Looking up costs nothing.
- 2Put one team on it
One team or one site works from the records every day, with alerts when something changes. Your own files sit beside the public ones and stay yours.
- 3Run the whole network
We build AI systems on your registers, work orders and imagery, run them, and train your people to use them.
We build AI systems on your data, run them, and train your people.
You keep the data, the models and the hosting, and you choose the model. That is what we mean by sovereign.
- Your data stays where you put it: your premises, your cloud or ours.
- Your model is your choice, and you can swap it when a better one arrives.
The country still runs on what engineers built two hundred years ago.
Network Rail manages 190,000 earthworks, most over 100 years old. Next, live readings from sensors, drones and robots join the same records.
