Build 'GridShield AI'—a $10K/year SaaS platform that uses AI to navigate regulatory hurdles for renewable energy projects. The platform would: 1) Deploy LLMs fine-tuned on FERC/NEPA filings to auto-generate permitting applications (e.g., '95% approval rate for solar projects'); 2) Provide a 'Policy Risk Dashboard' showing real-time regulatory changes (e.g., 'Texas Senate Bill 1234: 80% chance of passing'); 3) Integrate with grid APIs (PJM, ERCOT) to auto-adjust project timelines; 4) Offer a 'Stranded Asset Calculator' showing financial risk (e.g., 'Project delay: $2M lost revenue'). Target users: Small renewable developers, co-ops, and municipal utilities.

Renewable energy developers and grid operators face $121B in stranded assets due to regulatory uncertainty and permitting delays. The friction includes: 1) 2-year delays for FERC approvals; 2) $50K/week in legal fees for compliance; 3) 30% higher financing costs due to policy risk. Small developers (e.g., 50MW solar farms) cannot afford enterprise compliance tools like those used by NextEra Energy ($2M/year).