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About Rextag Rextag: Energy Infrastructure Intelligence for a Changing North American Grid | Rextag is a leading provider of geospatial energy‑infrastructure data, offering one of the most comprehensive GIS‑based intelligence platforms in North America. For more than a decade, the company has built and maintained a unified, highly accurate dataset covering the full energy value chain—oil, gas, power, renewables, and industrial infrastructure—along with detailed asset ownership, operational attributes, and historical activity. Rextag’s mission is to make complex energy systems transparent, searchable, and easy to integrate into planning, permitting, and development workflows. How Rextag Supports Clean‑Energy Siting & Permitting - Single source of truth for infrastructure context: Quickly assess proximity to substations, transmission corridors, pipelines, industrial loads, and other assets that influence siting, interconnection, and commercial viability. - Accelerated early‑stage site screening: Identify constraints and opportunities faster by overlaying renewable project concepts with existing energy, industrial, and environmental infrastructure. - Improved permitting readiness: Understand land boundaries, ownership, regional activity, and potential conflicts to prepare more informed applications for federal, state, and local agencies. - Cross‑sector planning clarity: Visualize how clean‑energy projects intersect with legacy oil and gas systems, emerging hydrogen hubs, carbon‑capture networks, and new transmission corridors. - Stronger stakeholder communication: Use high‑quality maps and infrastructure visualizations to clearly convey project context, risks, and benefits to communities, investors, and regulators. Rextag provides the data foundation needed to make faster, more informed, and more collaborative decisions in a landscape where siting and permitting timelines are among the biggest barriers to clean‑energy deployment. Its platform bridges the gap between legacy energy systems and the emerging clean‑energy economy, giving developers and regulators the clarity required to build the next generation of North American infrastructure.