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01 Feature guide
How the Wire works
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- Find a billing answer in the manual
- Sign in with an email code
- Jump to a chapter on a phone
- Choose a publisher and clear the filter
- Open a story and find its source
- Inspect a transaction and its supporting reports
- Search for a company and open its record
- Find an event and its official link
- Find a workflow and its finished example
- Find the referral controls in Account
- Filter the feed by company
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Your first five minutes
Open the Wire and start in The Desk.
View full size ↗- Get the day’s pictureOpen the Wire and read The Desk. Pick a headline to open its story in the feed.
- Follow the evidenceRead the excerpt, compare other outlets, and use READ AT SOURCE ↗ for the publisher’s full article.
- Go one level deeperUse DEALS for transactions, UNIVERSE for organizations, PROJECTS for project records, CALENDAR for upcoming events, and REPORTS for conference coverage and the research library.
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Sign in and access
Open Account or the sign-in control on the Wire. Choose an available provider such as Continue with Google or Continue with Microsoft, or use email. Keep the same account email when returning or accepting an invitation.
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View full size ↗Using email
Enter your email and choose Send sign-in code →. In the newest email, use the code on the verification page and choose Verify email, or open its sign-in link in the browser where you want to read. The one-time link expires; if it has expired or already been used, request a fresh one. Check spam and corporate email filtering if nothing arrives. A privacy-preserving confirmation does not prove an account exists or that an email was delivered.
First visit and free access
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Invitations and other devices
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Find your way around
The terminal is the Wire’s home page. The same header stays visible throughout the site as you scroll: search, the main destinations, the light/dark switch, world clocks and the Latest headline strip. Search from another page opens matching news on the Wire. On a phone, swipe the clocks to see more cities. Use the pause button beside Latest to stop or resume the moving headlines.
Show me how: Jump to a chapter on a phone
- On your phone, tap In this guide to open the chapter list.
- Tap Use the Calendar in the chapter list.
- The manual opens Find an event in Calendar.
Controls to look for
- MENUOn a phone, open the destinations.
- SOURCESSee which publications this Wire covers.
The Desk: the editorial starting point
Select THE DESK to collapse or expand the briefing. Numbered headlines open stories in the feed. THE DESK IS WATCHING narrows the feed to a storyline; MOST COVERED narrows it to an organization. Coverage counts describe mentions in the stated window, not an assessment of company quality.
A SOURCE BRIEF label identifies a factual fallback assembled from source material. Other memos can include automated synthesis. The timestamp says when the briefing was assembled; it is different from the publication time of each story. “Stories reviewed” describes the processing pool, not a promise that a person read every item.
Refresh without losing your place
The DATA … OLD label tells you the age of the loaded edition. When the new stories prompt appears, select it to reload. The initial recent stories may load before the rest of the rolling window. If the page says only the last 24 hours loaded or an excerpt did not arrive, reload and try again.
Press the New Energy Wire wordmark on the terminal to clear search and company selection and return to the top. Category, source, region, range and display choices stay as selected. On other pages, the wordmark or ← TERMINAL takes you home.
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Search, filter and widen the view
Type a company, topic or phrase into SEARCH THE WIRE, or, with a keyboard, press /. Search narrows the loaded feed by headline, summary, source and tags. It works together with the other filters.
Show me how: Choose a publisher and clear the filter
- Open the Publisher menu above the feed.
- Choose REUTERS to see its stories.
- Choose All publishers to clear the filter.
Follow more than one company
Above the news feed, choose + Add company on desktop or All companies on a phone. Search for a company such as ReNew, select its name, then choose Done. Add a second company to see stories about either one. Your company choices stay in this browser and combine with the date window, category and publisher. Remove a company with the × beside its name. If the picker asks you to sign in or check your access, follow the prompt to open the company list.
Show me how: Filter the feed by company
- Choose + Add company above the feed.
- Select ReNew in the search results.
- Choose Done after selecting ReNew.
Publisher uses the publication credited on the story. Other outlets grouped under the same story may be different. Choose All publishers to clear just that filter.
Controls to look for
- All publishersLimit the feed to one publisher.
- SORT: LATESTPut the newest stories first.
- COMPACTFit more rows on screen.
- FiltersOn a phone, reveal the source, date and sort controls.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| All | Choose a beat such as Contracts & offtake, Capital & financing, Batteries & storage or Hydrogen & derivatives. All removes the category restriction. On a smaller screen, MORE reveals additional categories. |
| All publishers | Show stories led by a particular publication or source. Choose All publishers to widen the view. |
| 24H / 48H / 7D / 14D·ALL | Choose the time window. Some high-priority stories are held beyond the shorter window, up to twice its length. 14D·ALL shows the full loaded rolling window. |
| SORT: LATEST | Relevance puts editorially ranked stories first. Latest sorts by publication time. A high relevance score is not a confidence rating or an investment recommendation. |
| REGION: ALL | Choose Americas, EMEA, APAC or Global Desks. This uses the source’s assigned region; it is not a precise filter for where an event happened. |
| COMPACT / COMFORTABLE | Switch row density. The button names the layout you will switch to. |
| LOAD MORE | Add more matching stories to the page. It does not extend the date window. |
Looking for older coverage?
The terminal provides a rolling window, not a separate full-history archive search. Start with 14D·ALL. For organization history, open that record in Universe and read its Latest coverage and Research history. A Deals dossier has its own dated coverage trail. These histories have different scopes and may not contain every article.
The ALSO IN THE UNIVERSE / THE CALENDAR links beside search results carry the same query into those pages. Their search fields cover their own records; the terminal does not search every field of every page.
Category, source, region, range, sort and density choices are remembered in this browser. If the feed looks unexpectedly narrow on your next visit, check those controls and any active company or storyline first.
Why is my result list unexpectedly short?
Your search and selected controls combine. Remove the publisher and category restrictions, widen the date window, then try a shorter name. Check any active organisation or storyline selection as well. A news search covers the loaded feed; look in Universe for company records and in Deals for transactions.
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Open a story, then follow its sources
Click or tap a headline to expand the story in place. Open the publisher’s full article with READ AT SOURCE ↗. The Wire carries an excerpt and context; a publisher’s subscription may still be required at the source.
Show me how: Open a story and find its source
- Select the story headline to expand its coverage.
- Read the publisher named on the expanded story.
- Select READ AT SOURCE ↗ to open the original article.
View full size ↗Controls to look for
- READ AT SOURCE ↗Open the original article.
- ▶ LISTENHear the story read aloud.
- COLLAPSE ▲Return to the headline list.
| Label or control | How to use it |
|---|---|
| NEW / … AGO | NEW marks items first seen within roughly the last two and a half hours. The age relates to the source’s publication timestamp; it is separate from the edition’s data age. |
| MORE OUTLETS | Expand other coverage grouped as the same story. Choose an outlet’s link to compare reports. Several outlets can carry the same syndicated reporting. |
| Money chip | A figure found in the headline. Read the excerpt or deal dossier to distinguish price, valuation, contract value, capacity and other amounts. |
| Organization name | Open a compact About… card with available facts and source links. Close that card with its close button or Esc. A name match is not proof of a company’s role in a transaction. |
| Storyline name | Narrow the feed to that ongoing topic. Select it again to release the storyline filter. |
| Research a transaction | Open DEALS in the masthead, search the parties or system, then select a row to open its dossier. Full ledger access depends on your account. |
| EVENT / THE STORY SO FAR | Read the dated development trail or earlier related coverage when available. Click through to the underlying report. |
| Primary source filing | When present, this link opens the organization’s own filing with the named registry. For court records, use the COURTS tab in The Docket. A document’s existence is not a finding on its merits. |
| CONTEXT | Background on a named organization, with available facts and a Wikipedia source link. These cards are separate from the fuller Universe record and may have a different research date. |
| SIGNAL ON THIS STORY | Related social posts, when collected. Open a post at its source; engagement is not verification of its claims. |
| SAME STORY / RELATED ON THE WIRE | SAME STORY compares outlets covering the same event. RELATED ON THE WIRE links to different articles selected as relevant. Their labels distinguish duplicate coverage from further reading. |
| Translation / original language | Where available, the Wire shows an English headline with an original-language cue. Follow the original article to check wording. Untranslated text can still appear when a translation is unavailable. |
| ▶ LISTEN / STOP | Read the displayed text aloud with your browser’s speech support. Available voices and pronunciation depend on your device. Stop playback before switching tasks. |
| COLLAPSE ▲ / related stories | Close the current excerpt or open another relevant story. “Same story” and “related” are different relationships. |
Not every story has every card. If a publisher supplies no text, the Wire may show headline only and send you to the source. Missing detail means it is not available in this record, not that the underlying event has no detail.
Which date should I put in my briefing?
Record the date the event happened separately from the article’s publication date. If the source only says “announced today”, keep its publication date and wording together. The NEW label tells you about the Wire’s discovery of an item; it does not establish when the underlying event happened.
Share a story with a colleague
Open the headline first. Copy the page address while the story is expanded. The address identifies that story on this Wire. For the original article, choose Read at source and copy the publisher’s address. If an older Wire link no longer opens a story, search its headline or company name.
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Use the side panels
On a wide screen, supporting panels sit beside the feed. On narrower screens they follow the story list and can fold down to their headings. Open a panel with its heading or arrow.
View full size ↗Trace a signal back to coverage
In The Signals, select the post to open it on its original platform. Where a post has an On the Wire button, use that button to find its related Wire coverage. In The Desk is watching, open How momentum is measured to read what the seven-day count and change represent.
The Storylines
Select a storyline to filter the news. The bars show activity across seven days; /7D is the count for that period, and the arrow shows changing momentum. This measures coverage activity, not success or failure in the real world.
The Calendar
Scan upcoming dates, then choose FULL CALENDAR → for the full event list. An event can appear only when the current data contains it.
The Docket
Switch between SEC and COURTS; WORLD appears when international filing data is available. Select an entry to read the originating filing or case page. “Nothing on the docket” describes this feed’s window, not the whole industry.
The Signals
BSKY is Bluesky, REDDIT is Reddit and HN is Hacker News. Select a tab, then a post to open it at the source. Counts and engagement describe the collected posts; they are not endorsements or verified market sentiment.
The Trades, when populated, links to publishers and their subscriptions. The Wire does not include those publishers’ paid access. Some panels depend on available data; a hidden panel is not necessarily a problem with your account.
The Podcasts
Browse shows using the Previous show and Next show arrows. The panel rotates through shows while active; selecting an arrow lets you choose manually. Open a linked episode or use the named Apple, Spotify, YouTube, RSS or Website destination offered for that show. Some buttons are labelled as search links, and an episode without a direct URL is shown as plain text. Listening happens at the destination, with its own access conditions.
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Sources and newsletters
Open the publisher’s link to read an original article. Some publishers require a separate subscription.
View full size ↗Find a publisher’s reporting
Open Sources to browse the publications covered. Return to the feed and choose a publication in Publisher to see its stories in the selected time window. Choose All publishers to widen the results.
Publications on the Wire
Choose Sources in the header to see the publications this Wire follows. To see stories from one publication, use Publisher above the feed.
Email and account access
Sign-in messages and subscription communications are not a newsletter subscription. Only subscribe through a newsletter signup actually offered on this Wire; this manual does not enrol you in one.
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Find the transaction behind the news
Choose DEALS in the masthead. The ledger groups coverage into transaction records. Full access includes its search and filters; accounts without full ledger access see a limited sample and an access prompt.
Show me how: Inspect a transaction and its supporting reports
- Select All above the ledger to search both boards.
- Type Neoen in Deals search.
- Select the row for Neoen’s Australian projects.
- Select the highlighted report to read the original.
View full size ↗Controls to look for
- HOW A ROW IS BUILTSee how the Wire builds a transaction row.
- Choose a viewCONTRACTS & ORDERS covers contracts, orders and power purchase agreements; CAPITAL covers financing and ownership transactions; All brings the families together.
- Narrow the tableSearch a buyer, seller, developer, project or technology. Add a kind or status filter. Open view and currency… for further choices.
- Inspect a rowClick a row to expand its dossier. Click sortable column headings such as Value, Evidence or Seen to change order; click again to reverse it.
The extra view controls include PRIVATE ONLY, UNDISCLOSED, PRIMARY SOURCE and NOT A DEAL. The last shows retained rows rejected as transactions, so they can be inspected. An inherited CONTENT & RIGHTS filter may also appear; on this Wire, start with the Contracts & Orders and Capital tabs.
Currency buttons filter the records. ALL CURRENCIES does not convert amounts into a common currency. If a figure is missing, that means no usable figure is recorded, not zero.
Understand the labels
| Dimension | Read it as |
|---|---|
| Kind | What sort of transaction is reported: contract, order, funding, acquisition, investment, stake, fund and other kinds. |
| Status | The reported stage: rumoured, talks, agreed, regulatory, closed, awarded, proposed, collapsed or unknown, as applicable. It is not a forecast of completion. |
| Evidence | The ledger’s assessment of the available reporting, with labels such as reported, corroborated, confirmed, disputed or unverified. Open the dossier to see the evidence and who made the claim. |
| Headline only / reading unsure | The extraction had limited source text or uncertainty. Do not treat the label “confirmed” elsewhere in the row as a substitute for reading this caveat. |
| Contract value / price per MWh / valuation | A contract value, a price per MWh, a capacity and a company valuation are different facts. A price per MWh is not a contract value; a valuation is not capital raised. |
| Seen / reports / related | Coverage dates and the reports attached to a record. A related lawsuit or regulatory update is not automatically a second transaction. |
Can I use the visible rows as a market total?
First define the transaction type, period, status and currency you need. Open the dossiers to check what each amount represents and whether related rows describe the same event. The ledger is a research collection, so a filtered row count or sum should be described as this Wire’s recorded sample, with your scope and checked-on date.
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Check parties, terms and the source clause
View full size ↗- Party cards identify the buyer, seller, investor or asset where recorded. Use universe to open the exact organization record, and the website link for its own site.
- Missing records stay visible. “Not in the Universe” means there is no resolved record; “universe overview” opens the directory, not an exact match. Systems and products may not be tracked as organizations.
- Terms can include a capacity, a volume, a tenor, a contract period, a stake and a value basis. Fields appear only when recorded.
- Claim, asserted by and quoted clause show the reported certainty, speaker/source type and wording used for extraction. A company announcement establishes what it announced; independent confirmation is a separate question.
- Dated reports and related coverage let you read the development of the deal. Original headlines open the source. A source badge or record is not a guarantee that all extraction is correct.
Charts below the ledger
What kind of money and How firm the claim is summarize types and claim language. Priced deals, on a log scale uses multiplicative spacing: equal distances do not mean equal money increments. What the filings say links to primary documents; From the dealmakers themselves collects newsroom statements. Read each chart’s caption and scope rather than adding all displayed values together.
Use How a row is built above the ledger for the method. If a field or company link looks wrong, send the deal URL, the field and the supporting source through the Contributor Desk or email hello@axiom.vc.
Two reports disagree. Which figure should I use?
Open both dated sources and compare the exact amount, currency, parties and value basis. A later report may describe a revised agreement or a different part of the transaction. Keep the disagreement visible in your note until a source resolves it; record the supported range or leave the amount unresolved instead of averaging incompatible figures.
What does “Price under review” mean?
The amount needs another check. Open the transaction and read its evidence note and supporting reports before using a figure in your brief. Leave the value unconfirmed until the sources establish the amount and what it measures.
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Find the organizations that matter
Open UNIVERSE for developers, utilities, manufacturers, investors, agencies and intergovernmental bodies. It includes organizations the Wire recognizes even when it has not yet carried a story about them.
View full size ↗- Search or browseType a name or term. Use Sector, Country and Kind, or the Companies, Investors, State & programmes, Systems and Other bodies buttons.
- Choose the orderSort by Most covered, Most recent, Name, Newest or Most funded. Most recent uses the latest dated Wire coverage, not the record’s last research date. Newest refers to the founding year where known, not when a record was added.
- Open a recordClick the organization’s name. Use Clear all to remove filters and LOAD 60 MORE to add more records.
On wide screens, the sortable column headings offer another route to ordering. Select a heading again to reverse its direction. Deals orders by recorded ledger count; it does not rank transaction value.
In the ledger shows records with a recorded deal. Systems selects system records rather than the organisations behind them. In the news filters to records with coverage. Not yet carried means this Wire has no recorded coverage for that entry; it does not mean the organization is inactive. Coverage counts are not rankings of importance.
Raised and funding labels reflect the stored record and its basis; they are not a complete, continuously audited funding history. A dash means no value is recorded. Open the full record before comparing figures.
Why does a name search return a related company?
The search can match descriptive material as well as names. Open the candidate record and check its legal name, location and available register identifier. For a parent, subsidiary or trading brand, state which entity your question concerns before using its coverage or financial figures.
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Move from a company to its wider context
Use the record’s section links to jump to available evidence. Thin records can have only a short description; missing sections mean the Wire has no usable material to show, not that the activity or relationship does not exist.
Show me how: Search for a company and open its record
- Search for ReNew in the directory.
- Select ReNew in the results.
- Select Filed accounts in the record.
- Read the reporting period printed in Filed accounts.
View full size ↗| Section | How to read it |
|---|---|
| Overview / Record | Confirm the display name, legal identity, location, founding year and description sources. Verification dates apply to the named evidence, not every fact on the page. |
| Timeline | Follow dated stories, deals, funding and events in one newest-first trail where available. Open the original source or linked ledger row; an scheduled event is not a completed event. |
| Money & backers / Portfolio | Read recorded funding rounds, investors and valuations with their dates and basis. Follow linked organisations using the arrows. A funding total is not revenue or a complete audited history. |
| Filed accounts | Inspect available filed financial periods, units, currencies and source documents. Keep consolidated group accounts separate from a subsidiary’s figures and do not treat a missing value as zero. |
| UK register / Register | Follow the official registry for legal identity, filing dates and available status, officers or significant-control information. Open individual disclosures to read them. A control percentage band is not an exact ownership share; historical insolvency filings do not by themselves establish present status. |
| Notes from the desk | Read older notes with their displayed limitations. Undated notes can be out of date and should not override newer sourced evidence. |
| Systems / Programme | See recorded products, systems or programme context when the entry has them; follow the related organisation to establish who is responsible. |
| Memberships / Members / Group companies | Follow recorded relationships. Membership does not mean ownership, and group links only cover the relationships evidenced in this record. |
| People / Officers | Review known leadership and filed officer roles with their sources and dates. A historical officer is not necessarily a current executive. |
| Court cases | Open the linked underlying court material where available. A case’s existence or allegation is not a finding on its merits. |
| Researched / In the universe / Classification | Inspect sourced attributes, other records that mention this entry, and its classification tags. A mention is not automatically a commercial or ownership relationship. |
Open website, LinkedIn and registry links at their original sources. Use Close in the record navigation, or select the organisation’s name again to return to the list. A direct link can open a specific record even when its display name differs from the linked party name.
Which number should I copy into a comparison?
Copy the measure together with its reporting period, currency, unit and entity scope. For example, a figure shown in thousands must retain that unit. Follow the filed source to check whether it covers a group or an individual company, and keep unavailable values marked as unavailable. See Build a comparable-company view for the working method.
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Track a project
View full size ↗Open Projects to inspect energy projects documented by the register. Project research is part of the paid plans; follow the page’s access guidance if a record is unavailable.
Controls to look for
- Any technologyLimit the list to one technology.
- Latest evidenceChoose the order of project records.
Seven states, seven separate questions
Development, investment decision, financing, commercial demand, permits, grid access and schedule are recorded separately. Each state is a dated claim tied to a source and the relevant place in that source. Financial close does not prove construction has started; a permit does not prove grid access.
Latest evidence prioritises recent supporting material. Most states evidenced prioritises the amount of documentation, not project quality or completion. Open the record for its evidence timeline and corrections, then follow original sources to check the claim.
Use Assess a project milestone to turn the record into a useful note.
Can I treat planned capacity as operating capacity?
Keep the project’s stated stage, capacity unit and source date together. A proposal, permitted project, financed project and operating asset answer different questions. Verify the current stage in the original evidence before combining capacities or describing an asset as operational.
Check a single project milestone
Search by project name, then open the project and inspect the dated claim for the stage you need. A financing announcement, the start of construction and commercial operation have separate dates. Follow the source attached to that stage before including capacity in a total.
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Find an event in Calendar
Open CALENDAR for exhibitions, conferences, summits, air shows, investor events and other dates. Events are grouped by month.
Show me how: Find an event and its official link
- Select the event search field.
- Type Enlit in the search field.
- Select Enlit Europe to open the organiser’s site.
Controls to look for
- Any typeChoose the kind of event.
- VERIFIED ONLYShow events with verified dates.
- Find the right eventSearch its name, city, country or vertical. Combine Any vertical, Any type and the region buttons.
- Check the dateVERIFIED ONLY narrows to dates checked against a source. A ~ marks an approximate window. The countdown is to the displayed date; NOW means currently under way.
- Open the organizerClick the event name for the official website. Confirm dates, tickets, attendance and accreditation there before arranging travel.
Region abbreviations include NAM (North America), DACH (Germany, Austria and Switzerland), MENA (Middle East and North Africa), APAC (Asia-Pacific) and LATAM (Latin America). Clear all resets the search and filters.
TIER 1 is an editorial relevance marker. PRESS ✓ indicates recorded press access information; it is not accreditation or a ticket. “Verified” means checked at the time stated, not guaranteed never to change.
Submit an event
At the bottom, fill in SUBMIT YOUR EVENT. Event name and official website are required; dates, place, type, email and notes add useful context. Press SUBMIT FOR VERIFICATION and wait for the status message. Submission does not immediately publish an event.
How do I avoid planning around an outdated event?
Match the event name, year and location, then open the organiser’s current page. Confirm the venue, registration and any deadline there before booking or adding it to your team’s plans. Record a time zone for timed appointments in your own calendar; a date-only listing is not a confirmed meeting time.
Open the event listing
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Read Reports
Find a report by publisher or format
In Reports, search by title, subject or publisher. Choose Filters to narrow by publisher, format or access. Use Current or Archive to choose the collection and Clear all to start again. Select Expand on a publication to see its details before opening the original. For an event briefing, open Conference reports and choose the edition by name and year.
Some original publications require a separate publisher subscription.
Controls to look for
- Send suggestionSubmit a publication for editorial review.
| Look for | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Magazine and Register | Choose an editorial overview or the publication list. Collections and the subject index provide additional routes into the library. |
| Search and Subject | Search a title, subject or publisher and choose a subject. Search and filters combine. |
| Filters | Open Publisher, Format and Access. Access can be Open, Mixed, Registration, Subscription or Not established. These describe publisher conditions, not a guarantee that every linked item is free. |
| Active filters / Clear all | Review selected restrictions. Clear them if the list is unexpectedly narrow. |
| Sort by | Choose Newest first, Oldest first or Title A–Z. Publication date and the date something entered the library are different. |
| Publisher directory | Search publishers, filter by Country or Access, or show those with publications. A source review date does not date every fact in its publications. |
Conference reporting and original analysis
Open an available conference edition for its takeaways, analysis and sources. Check the year. Follow its return link to the Reports overview. Only the analysis and editions shown on this Wire are available.
Suggest a report
Use Suggest a report when available, enter the original publication URL and follow the form’s sign-in and validation guidance. Submission requests editorial review; it does not publish the suggestion automatically.
For a useful result from your reading, follow Turn a report into a decision brief.
Is a newly listed report based on new data?
Check three things separately: when the publication was released, the period its evidence measures, and when you consulted it. A recently added catalogue entry can point to an older publication. When briefing colleagues, include the page or section behind a claim and describe its sample and period.
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Your account and membership
Open Account and sign in with the email attached to your access. This is where you check your reading access and any current plan, access date, billing status or permissions shown for your account.
View full size ↗| Look for | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Reading access and plan | Use the account’s current status to distinguish Free, paid or complimentary access. The actions shown depend on the account; not every reader sees the same controls. |
| Manage billing | If this control appears, it opens the billing portal for your account. Review the confirmation and effective date of any change. See the subscription chapter for invoices, cards and renewal. |
| Pending change | A pending operation is awaiting confirmation. Do not assume the new access or date has taken effect; follow the page guidance or contact support. |
| Contributions and votes | Where your account has permission, submit a correction, suggestion or context with evidence, or use story relevance votes. Feedback goes to editorial review. It does not immediately change a story. |
| Your vouchers | Where offered, review the voucher’s status, recipient and expiry. Follow its redemption steps and check the resulting access date. A voucher shown in history is not necessarily unused. |
| Complimentary access | Read the stated end date or conditions. Complimentary access does not automatically convert into a paid subscription. |
| Sign out | Ends this browser session. It does not stop a paid renewal or unsubscribe you from a separate newsletter. |
Account permissions and subscription access are separate. If a control described here is absent, use the access information shown on your account or contact support rather than creating another account.
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Referrals and free months
Open Account and find Invite your contacts and earn free months. Share your personal link with someone new to this Wire’s paid subscription. When they qualify, each of you receives one calendar month.
Show me how: Find the referral controls in Account
- In New Energy Wire Account, find the member rewards card.
- Select Copy link beside your referral address.
- When the button reads Copied, paste the address into your message.
- Read How it works to see when both readers earn a month.
View full size ↗Send your invitation
- Choose the link you want to shareUse the code-only link, or open Personalise your link, enter a first name or nickname and choose Save link. That name is visible to anyone with the link. Clear the field and save to return to the code-only version. Previously shared links still work.
- Copy the whole addressChoose Copy link under Your referral link. When the button reads Copied, paste the link into your message. If copying is blocked, select the address and copy it manually.
- Tell your contact what to expectAsk them to open that link and start a Monthly or Annual subscription on this Wire. If sharing publicly, disclose that you can earn a month. Send invitations to people who would welcome them.
View full size ↗See the optional name field
View full size ↗Read your progress
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When a month is earned
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Which referrals qualify?
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Billing, renewal and cancellation
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Compare plans before checkout
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Check Plans & pricing for current prices, trial details and tax presentation. Review the checkout’s final amount and renewal terms before purchase. Use the FAQs below for common billing and access problems.
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Use the keyboard or a smaller screen
View full size ↗The Wire uses the same navigation keys as the other AXIOM wires. Press ? anywhere on the feed outside a text field to bring up the shortcut sheet, or choose SHOW KEYBOARD HELP in the footer. Close it with ?, Esc or CLOSE; focus returns to where you were reading.
On the terminal, J/K also move down/up. Letter shortcuts use the unshifted letters. Enter opens the selected story or activates the control you are focused on. Use Shift + Tab to move backwards.
Esc works from the inside out: it closes keyboard help first when open; otherwise it leaves a text field, closes an organization card or story, then clears a search/company selection. It is not a universal reset of every category, source or time filter. Reset category, source, time and region with their individual controls. The terminal wordmark clears search and company selection and returns to the top.
Story shortcuts work when the feed page has focus and you are not typing into a form. Help keeps keyboard focus inside its sheet; use Tab to reach CLOSE. Browser shortcuts using Ctrl, Command or Alt keep their usual meaning. Story keys do not navigate Deals, Universe or Calendar; use Tab and Enter for their controls. The shared header’s / search shortcut is also available on other Wire pages.
On a phone or tablet
The Desk is always expanded on a phone, even if you collapsed it on desktop. Open FILTERS for the feed controls and MORE for hidden categories. Supporting panels follow the story list. Use Menu to reach the Desk, stories and supporting content. Swipe horizontally inside wide tables and the clocks strip when needed.
Light, dark and larger text
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Keep the Wire close
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Send a useful correction or report
View full size ↗A content correction or suggestion
Open the Contributor Desk. Choose A source we’re missing, Vocabulary, A company we don’t know, This story is wrong or Something else. Add your name, a relevant link and the reason. Wait for the confirmation after sending.
A broken control or page
Use Report a bug beside the version in the terminal footer. Describe what happened and, optionally, what you expected. The report includes page/build context, the selected story when available, and your signed-in identity for follow-up.
Suggestions are reviewed; sending one does not directly edit or publish Wire content. For sign-in, billing or a page you cannot reach, email hello@axiom.vc. For subscription changes, hello@axiom.vc is also the contact shown in the billing flow.
Include the original source when correcting a fact. Avoid forwarding a sign-in email or including a payment-card number in a report.
What makes a correction request easy to investigate?
Include the Wire page address, the affected company or story, the wording you think is wrong and a dated source supporting the correction. For a control problem, add the device, browser, steps you took and what you expected to happen. Keep sign-in codes and private account details out of screenshots.
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Understand the labels
View full size ↗| Look for | How to use it |
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| Source / excerpt | The original publication is the source. An excerpt is a limited preview, not the full article. |
| Verified / checked on | A date or status describes the review identified by that label. It does not guarantee every fact remains current. |
| Announced / completed | An announced agreement is not necessarily completed. Look for the event and date supported by the source. |
| Undisclosed / unavailable | The information is not supplied. It is not zero and should not be inferred from a different measure. |
| Legal entity / group | A registered company and a consolidated reporting group can cover different businesses. Match scope before comparing financials. |
| Coverage / momentum | Counts and trends describe reporting activity. They are not a confidence rating or a measure of business performance. |
| Publication date / evidence date | The date a report appeared and the period its evidence describes can differ. Record both when they matter. |
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FAQ & troubleshooting
Choose a question to open its answer. Each starts with a short route to the relevant control. You can also search the whole manual with Find an answer.
View full size ↗Signing in
How do I sign in now?
Use the email attached to your invitation or subscription. Open the newest sign-in email in the browser you want to use. No password is required. If an older Access screen also shows a key box, use the email form below it. See the sign-in walkthrough.
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Why does a sign-in link say expired or already used?
Sign-in links expire after 15 minutes and work once. Request a new one and open it promptly. Some corporate email security scanners can consume one-time links; tell support if a fresh link is already used before you open it.
Can I use another browser, phone or computer?
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Is my invitation code a password?
No. A code identifies an invitation or offer. Follow the invitation’s own redemption steps, then use email sign-in for return visits. A code is not a password to paste into the Wire. If redemption fails or the offer differs from what you expected, ask the person who invited you or contact support.
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Use the exact account address used at checkout. Refresh after signing in. If full access still has not appeared, send support your account email, purchase date and the page that is locked. Do not buy a second subscription to fix it.
Where do I reset my password or change my email?
The email sign-in flow has no password to reset. Contact support from your current account email to arrange an email change. Changing an invoice’s billing contact does not necessarily change the address you use to sign in.
Reading and finding information
Why is the feed empty or showing fewer stories?
Filters combine, and some are remembered in this browser. Clear the search, selected category, source, region, company and storyline. Select 14D·ALL for the current rolling feed. The terminal wordmark clears search and company selection; reset the other filters individually. A load-error message needs a retry; it is different from a search with no matches.
Does search cover every past article?
No. Terminal search covers the loaded rolling feed, currently up to 14 days, rather than a full historical archive. 14D·ALL means the full loaded feed. The Universe and Calendar have separate search fields and can find relevant records beyond the terminal results.
How do I know whether I am seeing the latest edition?
Read the feed’s update time separately from each article’s publication age. When the new-stories prompt appears, select it to load the newer edition. If a feed or panel reports an error, retry after checking your connection. A successfully loaded page is not proof that every underlying source has just updated.
Why does a source article ask me to subscribe again?
A New Energy Wire subscription provides access to the Wire. It does not include the publisher’s separate subscription. The source link opens the publisher’s own site and terms.
Why do two numbers or transaction labels disagree?
A contract value, a price per MWh, a capacity and an amount raised can all be different. An older report may also use an earlier figure. Read the dossier’s source history, status and evidence labels. Currency filtering does not convert currencies. If the source is misread, report the specific record and source link.
Why is a company, event or field missing?
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How do I report a duplicate or incorrectly grouped story?
Include the headline, page URL and both source links, and say what was grouped or linked incorrectly. The signed-in Report bug flow can attach useful page context. Suggestions are reviewed before they change the Wire.
Why is Listen or a translation missing?
These controls depend on the item and your browser. Not every story has a translation or usable audio. LISTEN reads supported text with the browser’s available voice; check device volume and stop playback with STOP. When a translated headline is present, use the original/source controls to compare the original wording.
Can I use the Wire on a phone or with the keyboard?
Yes. Supporting panels follow the story list on smaller screens, and wide tables may scroll sideways. Tap headings to expand them. On the feed, press ? or choose SHOW KEYBOARD HELP in the footer. Shortcuts work outside text fields; see the visual shortcut map and reading sequence. Light and dark mode are available from the theme button.
Subscriptions and billing
Where do I manage my subscription?
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How do I cancel renewal?
Follow the cancellation option in the billing portal, review its effective date and complete the final confirmation. Keep that confirmation. If no cancellation option is available, email hello@axiom.vc from the account email. Signing out, removing the app shortcut or closing the browser does not cancel renewal.
How does a trial end, and can I stop renewal during it?
The checkout and your order confirmation state whether your offer includes a trial, its length and the charge that follows. Check the portal’s next billing date and cancel renewal through its available controls before that date if you do not want it to continue. Invitations can have different terms; do not assume another reader’s offer applies to yours.
When will I be charged, and when does access end?
Read the next billing date and amount in your billing portal. When you cancel, the confirmation gives the effective end date. A cancellation request and an immediate end of access are not always the same. Ask support if the portal dates and your confirmation disagree.
How do I download an invoice or receipt?
Use the invoice or billing-history area offered by the portal. Check the account email if a payment is missing. For an invoice correction or an unavailable receipt, send support the invoice reference and required company details.
How do I update a card or resolve a failed payment?
Enter the replacement payment method in the billing portal and follow any instructions for an unpaid invoice. A card update alone may not settle an existing invoice automatically. Refresh the Wire after payment completes; contact support if access does not recover. Never email full card details.
Can I change from monthly to annual, or the other way round?
Use the portal’s plan-change option when available. Review the interval, amount due now, any credit and the effective date before confirming. If the option is absent, contact support to arrange the change without a duplicate subscription.
How do I add seats or arrange team access?
Use the Team or Enterprise enquiry on the pricing page. Include your organization and required seats. Give each person their own access; do not share one browser session. Contact the desk for changes to a managed team arrangement.
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An invitation can carry a specific offer, including complimentary access. Read that offer and any checkout confirmation. MANAGE BILLING appearing or disappearing alone is not a reliable bill. Ask support to confirm the account’s billing status if you are unsure.
How do I ask about a refund, tax or an unexpected charge?
Email hello@axiom.vc with your account email, invoice reference and a short explanation. Current checkout terms and the applicable subscription terms govern the charge; the manual does not promise a refund. The pricing page and checkout show the current price and tax presentation.
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Compare the account emails and invoice references and contact support before purchasing or changing anything else. Provide both references so the subscriptions can be identified. Do not send card numbers or sign-in links.
Projects
Why does a project state say “Not evidenced”?
No accepted claim exists yet for that dimension. It is a gap in the record, not a negative: a project with no financing claim has not been shown to lack financing.
Why is a project state dated months ago?
“As of” is the date the source gives and “Recorded” is when the Wire read it. States are not re-verified, so an old state reads as old. Check the linked source and newer coverage before relying on it.
Help
What should I include when asking for help?
Use Report bug when signed in, or email hello@axiom.vc. Include the page, time, browser/device and steps to reproduce the problem. A screenshot helps; remove personal billing details and sign-in links. For subscriptions, use hello@axiom.vc and include your account email.
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Get more from the Wire
Choose the note you need. Open Example of the finished note to see the result. Each example links to its sources. Steps marked for full access use subscriber tools; the public sources also let you finish the note.
Show me how: Find a workflow and its finished example
- Choose Prepare for a company meeting.
- Open Example of the finished note.
- Read the reporting period and the three meeting questions.
View full size ↗
What should a colleague be able to verify from my note?
Include the exact entity or event, the claim you are making, the source link, its publication date and your checked-on date. Separate established facts, your interpretation and the next unanswered question. Give each follow-up an owner and a next-check date in your own team tools.
Practical workflow
Prepare a morning briefing
A short, sourced account of what changed and what deserves attention.
View full size ↗- Read the leadOpen The Desk, note the time beside The Desk, and select a numbered headline under Top 10. The lead changes as the Wire updates.
- Check what changedTry the dated Waaree doubles Texas solar module manufacturing capacity to 3.2 GW example. Open the credited article or read pv magazine USA. Separate the event date from the date of coverage.
- Write the handoffUse one line each for the development, its significance and your next check. For context, look up Enlit Europe in Calendar before promising a follow-up date.
Example of the finished note
- Development
- Waaree added two 800 MW module lines at its Texas factory, taking annual manufacturing capacity to 3.2 GW.
- Why it matters
- Commercial production began on 29 October. The November coverage reports that milestone.
- Next check
- Look for actual production figures before drawing a conclusion about utilisation.
Open the original report before quoting an automated summary.
Practical workflow
Prepare for a company meeting
A one-page meeting note with three informed questions.
View full size ↗- Confirm the legal entityOpen ReNew Energy Global plc on the register. Match its registered name and number. With full Universe access, open ReNew in Universe and find Filed accounts.
- Choose evidence for the meetingOpen ReNew Energy Global plc filings, find the accounts made up to 2026-03-31, and note the period and reporting scope. Use a later announcement only if it concerns the same entity.
- Prepare three questionsWrite one question about the result, one about its cause and one about what has changed since the period ended.
Example of the finished note
- Entity
- ReNew Energy Global plc · company number 13220321.
- Reporting period
- The accounts in this example end on 2026-03-31. Use the group figures.
- Meeting questions
- 1. Which assets contributed for the full reporting period? 2. How much of the change came from commissioning rather than generation at existing sites? 3. Which later filing updates the project timetable?
Verify the legal entity and the date of a leadership appointment before naming someone in your note.
Practical workflow
Understand a transaction
A deal brief that makes the terms and the unknowns clear.
View full size ↗- Identify the agreementOpen Neoen financing announcement and write down the parties and announcement date. With full Deals access, open Neoen portfolio financing to compare the Wire’s row and its source clause.
- Classify the figureWrite the currency and what the figure measures. Distinguish an initial award, ceiling, financing round or media account size from money already spent.
- Finish the noteRecord the event, amount and one fact still undisclosed. Add the source link so a colleague can check your wording.
Example of the finished note
- Event
- Neoen announced A$1.8bn of debt financing for five Australian assets on 30 October 2026.
- Terms and open question
- The 1.2 GW figure describes portfolio capacity. The financing is not a price paid to acquire the projects.
Record funding, purchase price and valuation separately. Keep each amount in its original currency.
Practical workflow
Build a comparable-company view
A comparison table whose figures can be traced back to equivalent evidence.
View full size ↗- Open two filingsUse ReNew Energy Global plc filings and Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult filings. Locate accounts made up to 2026-03-31. Where you have Universe access, use ReNew in Universe to cross-check the first row.
- Match the measureRead the revenue or turnover line. Record the legal entity, period end, currency, unit and whether the figure is consolidated. Keep missing figures blank.
- Decide what can be comparedCopy the two rows below into your own sheet. Keep each row linked to its filing and write down any difference that prevents a fair comparison.
Example of the finished note
- ReNew Energy Global plc
- 2026-03-31 · group · revenue ₹132,196m. ReNew Energy Global plc filings
- Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
- 2026-03-31 · group · revenue £38.063m. Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult filings
- Comparison
- The period and group scope match, but the currencies and business models differ. Keep separate currency columns and do not rank the raw numbers.
Leave missing values blank. Check that both companies define the measure the same way.
Practical workflow
Follow a developing story
A dated change log that distinguishes new facts from repeated coverage.
View full size ↗- Open the dated storyOpen Waaree doubles Texas solar module manufacturing capacity to 3.2 GW and expand its coverage. Follow pv magazine USA and Mercom India. Check the date and underlying event in each article.
- Build a change logWrite a row only when the facts change. Attach a second account of the same event to the existing row, and name the source that would justify another entry.
Example of the finished note
- First entry
- Waaree added two 800 MW module lines at its Texas factory, taking annual manufacturing capacity to 3.2 GW.
- Second source
- Commercial production began on 29 October. The November coverage reports that milestone.
- What would trigger another entry?
- Look for actual production figures before drawing a conclusion about utilisation.
Count one announcement once, even when several outlets cover it.
How do I tell a new development from repeated coverage?
Compare the underlying event and original source, not just the headline or outlet count. Add a timeline entry when the evidence changes a fact, status, date or stated position. If another article repeats the same announcement, attach it as additional coverage rather than counting another event.
Practical workflow
Prepare for an industry event
A meeting shortlist and a focused research agenda.
View full size ↗- Find the editionOpen Enlit Europe in Calendar. Match the name, city and year in the result. The dates below describe the 2026 edition, even after it has ended.
- Check the organiserThe organiser link is in the Calendar row. The VIECON event listing also confirms the 2026 Vienna edition. Check the organiser’s programme before fixing a meeting time.
- Prepare the meetingRecord one question and the evidence you want to take away. Confirm any session time directly with the organiser.
Example of the finished note
- Edition
- Enlit Europe · 10–12 November 2026 · Vienna, Austria.
- Meeting question
- Which grid constraint affects this project, and what evidence would show it has been resolved?
- Follow-up
- Record the contact, the evidence promised and a date for checking it in your own notes.
Confirm the edition, venue and dates on the organiser’s site before booking.
Practical workflow
Turn a report into a decision brief
A concise brief with evidence, implications and unanswered questions.
View full size ↗- Start with the sourceRead the SolarPower Europe source cited in The smarter E Europe 2026. Note what the publisher actually reported and the date. You can complete the brief from this source with a free account.
- Check the Wire’s interpretationWith report access, find the edition in Reports, open the The smarter E Europe 2026 report and expand Sources and further reading. Keep the publication date separate from the conference dates.
- Make one decisionWrite one supported finding, the decision it informs and what the source does not establish. Attribute the finding to the right publisher.
Example of the finished note
- Report
- The smarter E Europe 2026 · published 2026-10-28.
- Finding
- The report connects curtailment and price volatility with the case for adding storage.
- Decision
- Ask for the site’s dispatch constraints and revenue assumptions before applying that finding to a project.
Name the forecaster and the forecast date when you quote a projection.
Practical workflow
Make a weekly sector review
A repeatable review of major developments, open questions and next week’s events.
View full size ↗- Set the windowOpen The Desk. Above the news feed, set the time range to 7D and sort to Latest. On a phone, open Filters first if the menus are hidden. Note when you ran the review.
- Review one changeOpen Waaree doubles Texas solar module manufacturing capacity to 3.2 GW and check pv magazine USA. Verify that its publication date falls in the week you are reporting. The example below is dated 4 November 2026.
- Add context and a handoffUse the Neoen financing announcement as background. Check its date before including it in a weekly count. Look up Enlit Europe in Calendar for the next event or follow-up.
Example of the finished note
- Coverage reviewed on 4 November 2026
- Waaree added two 800 MW module lines at its Texas factory, taking annual manufacturing capacity to 3.2 GW.
- Background
- Neoen announced A$1.8bn of debt financing for five Australian assets on 30 October 2026.
- Handoff
- Which grid constraint affects this project, and what evidence would show it has been resolved? Assign the follow-up to the person writing the next review.
Label the count as stories or deals found on the Wire for your chosen week.
Practical workflow
Assess a project milestone
Prepare a project note that keeps independent milestones separate.
View full size ↗- Find the projectOpen ReNew’s project announcement. With Projects access, open ReNew Rajasthan solar project in Projects and read the dated claims under the project’s evidence.
- Separate project statesWrite down the milestone, the capacity it applies to and the source date. Distinguish capacity commissioned from the size of the planned project.
- Write the open questionRecord what still needs a dated source. Leave the remaining capacity or completion date open unless the issuer confirms it.
Example of the finished note
- Project
- ReNew Rajasthan solar project · issuer announcement dated 6 December 2024.
- Milestone
- The release distinguishes 750 MW commissioned from a planned project of roughly 1 GW.
- Next action
- Find a later dated commissioning announcement before counting the remaining capacity as operating.
A well-documented project is not necessarily a more advanced one; Most states evidenced measures documentation.
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Preview: Elgato Stream Deck Neo
View full size ↗Preview · a physical shortcut panel for your Wire
The Elgato Stream Deck Neo puts eight customisable LCD keys beside the keyboard. Its Infobar displays information, and two Touch Points move between pages. This preview shows how a reader can open useful New Energy destinations with Website actions.
What you need
See the Stream Deck Neo and its eight keys on Elgato’s site.
A Stream Deck Neo, a compatible computer, the official Stream Deck app, an internet connection and your normal Wire account. Check Elgato’s current requirements before setting it up. The hardware is separate from your subscription; shortcuts do not grant access to paid content.
- Install and connectInstall the app from Elgato Downloads, connect the Neo and select the device. Back up an existing profile before changing it.
- Set up a reader pageDrag System → Website onto a key and paste the matching address below. Give it a clear title or icon. Leave GET request in background off so the page opens visibly.
- Test every destinationPress each configured key and check the correct Wire and page open. Sign in in that browser if prompted. Keep account credentials out of the profile.
| Look for | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Wire | https://newenergywire.com/index.html |
| Deals | https://newenergywire.com/deals.html |
| Universe | https://newenergywire.com/organizations.html |
| Reports | https://newenergywire.com/reports.html |
| Calendar | https://newenergywire.com/calendar.html |
| Manual | https://newenergywire.com/manual.html |
| Account | https://newenergywire.com/account.html |
| Help | https://newenergywire.com/manual.html#faq |
Customise and troubleshoot
Change a Website action’s address to another normal reader destination if you prefer. Touch Points change pages; they are not extra ordinary shortcut keys. An optional Hotkey action acts on the focused application, so open the Wire and leave text fields before trying its keyboard commands.
| Look for | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Wrong browser | Check the browser selected by the action or your operating system’s default browser. |
| Sign-in page | Sign in normally in the browser that opened. A session in another browser does not automatically apply. |
| Blank or wrong key | Select the key in the app, check its Website action and address, then reassign its label or icon. |
| Wrong destination | Compare the address with this Wire’s table. Do not import another Wire’s or an operator’s profile as a reader setup. |
Follow the official Neo quick-start guide and Website and Hotkey instructions for app controls. This is an independent AXIOM setup, not an Elgato endorsement.