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Executive Command Center

Portfolio health, this morning

Every line below traces to a specific risk, decision, evidence record, or scenario score currently in the workspace — ready to defend in the room, not just on the page.

Portfolio Health
Projects
5
2 active
Critical Risks
8
High severity, open
Critical Decisions
8
High priority, open
Infrastructure Readiness
58%
Evidence verified
Supply Chain Exposure
6
Flagged risks
Water Readiness
50%
Evidence verified
Power Readiness
75%
Evidence verified
Permitting Status
50%
Evidence verified
Capital Instruments
3
2 candidate
Projects Needing Attention
Projects Behind Schedule
EV-109Battery-grade spherical graphite FOB China pricing rose a cumulative 4.2% over three consecutive weeks ending 2026-07-06, the longest sustained increase since early 2025 — superseding the prior stable-allocation assessment with direct evidence of tightening non-domestic spheronization capacity.
2026-07-08
EV-107Inland Trucking Logistics Provider's onboarding process and typical multi-carrier contracting timeline have been documented to support ramp-up planning.
2026-07-07
EV-106Bulk Graphite Storage Terminal lease terms are under review as part of program capital planning, with quoted rates broadly consistent with regional bulk storage market rates.
2026-07-06
EV-105Coating & Finishing Supplier's logistics throughput has been benchmarked against two comparable Asia-Pacific facilities serving other North American battery-materials programs.
2026-07-03
EV-104Union Pacific's technical capacity audit for the relevant corridor segment is consistent with the publicly reported figures cited in the California State Rail Plan.
2026-07-02
EV-103Imperial Irrigation District's infrastructure assessment confirms existing substation capacity is sufficient for the initial processing-site load, though full build-out would likely require the separate SCE interconnection under evaluation.
2026-07-01
Today's Decisions
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Water-Constrained Siting

Imperial Valley Corridor · revised 2026-02-23

Active
Project Detail
Top Risks
Spheronization capacity bottleneck

Limited non-domestic facilities convert flake to battery-grade spherical graphite; delays here block the entire pathway.

High
Mozambique security and logistics exposure

Security conditions in northern Mozambique introduce logistics and personnel risk for Cabo Delgado sourcing.

High
Non-domestic purification concentration risk

Purification capacity remains concentrated in a small number of non-domestic facilities, mirroring the spheronization bottleneck.

High
Spheronization single-region dependency

Both primary and alternative spheronization facilities are located in the same broad region, limiting true diversification.

High
Colorado River allocation negotiation risk

Water allocation for the processing site depends on an unresolved regional negotiation among existing users.

High
Infrastructure Readiness
Infrastructure TypeEvidence VerifiedReadiness
Rail2 / 5
40%
Port3 / 6
50%
Transport1 / 2
50%
Water Resource1 / 2
50%
Purification Facility3 / 6
50%
Spheronization Facility2 / 4
50%
Anode Production Facility3 / 6
50%
Storage4 / 8
50%
Power Utility4 / 6
67%
Processing Plant10 / 14
71%
Scenario Recommendation
Import Intermediate Product
Composite score: 9

Highest composite score (9) among 3 scored scenarios, weighing cost, risk, permitting complexity, cross-border logistics, lead time, and strategic resilience equally. See "Import Intermediate Product" scorecard rationale for the evidence behind each component.

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