Asoba Zorora Documentation

Diligence Search

Run structured acquisition due diligence on renewable energy assets — from the Web UI. Zorora decomposes your query into domain-specific searches (tariffs, licensing, environmental, performance, counterparty), retrieves and groups sources by domain, and synthesizes a structured diligence report with embedded charts.

Scenario

You are evaluating a brownfield solar asset in Lesotho for acquisition. You need to assess:

Zorora Diligence Report — structured domain sections with embedded charts

Diligence report for a Lesotho solar asset — domain-specific sections with inline source citations and embedded revenue/performance charts

How It Works

Step 1: Select a Brownfield Asset

In the Web UI’s Imaging mode, click on a generation asset marker to open its detail popup. Click “Run Diligence Search” to pre-fill the search with the asset’s metadata (name, country, technology, capacity, operator).

Alternatively, in Deep Research mode, type a diligence query directly:

Due diligence on Letseng Solar 100MW in Lesotho

Step 2: Automatic Query Decomposition

Zorora decomposes the query into 6 domain-specific search intents:

Domain Example Query
Commercial "Lesotho independent power producer power purchase agreement solar tariff rates"
Licensing "Lesotho solar power generation license application requirements electricity regulator"
Environmental "Lesotho environmental impact assessment grid connection requirements solar 100MW"
Performance "Solar power plant capacity factor performance ratio measured data Lesotho"
Counterparty "Lesotho solar power project developer IPP offtake agreement utility"
Asset-specific "Letseng Solar Lesotho solar acquisition renewable energy investment"

Each intent searches across web, academic, and newsroom backends. Sources are tagged with their originating domain for per-section grouping in the synthesis.

Step 3: Domain-Aware Synthesis

The synthesis model receives sources grouped by domain, with per-section analytical questions:

Step 4: Embedded Charts

If structured data is available (EIA generation assets, utility rate schedules, World Bank indicators), Zorora embeds matplotlib charts directly into the report:

What Makes It Different

Feature Standard Deep Research Diligence Search
Query decomposition Open-ended subtopics 6 fixed domain intents
Source grouping Flat ranked list Per-domain buckets
Synthesis prompt Generic analyst Investment committee audience
Output format Direct Answer + themes 6 domain sections + executive summary
Quality gate Requires “Direct Answer” Requires domain section titles
Charts None Revenue, performance, technology mix

Best Practices

Asset Metadata

Interpreting Results

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