• Location Attractiveness Index (LAI) – assesses spatial and logistical factors that affect midstream deployment, including proximity to feedstock, markets, infrastructure, workforce, and export access. The structural composition of MidReVa and its indices is shown in Table 2, including their focal level, additional explanations, and reference matrix. Table 2 Structural Summary of MidReVa Indices 62 Index Level Component What it Measures Reference Repurpos ability Potential Index Facility Process Compatibility Degree of technical overlap between existing industrial processes and target midstream battery activities Technology Compatibility Chart Infrastructure Readiness Availability and adequacy of enabling utilities Infrastructure Scoring Matrix Asset Scale and Condition Physical suitability of the facility for industrial conversion Condition Profile Scoring Logic CAPEX Reusability Share of existing equipment and infrastructure that can be reused CAPEX Reusability Chart Workforce Transferability Availability of skilled labour relevant to midstream activities Workforce Profile Metric Enabling Conditio ns Index Country Feedstock Security Reliability of raw material supply for midstream operations UNFC Feedstock Security Scoring Table Energy Cost Cost competitiveness of industrial electricity Energy Cost Scoring Metric Energy Stability Reliability of power supply Power Reliability Scoring Metric Regulatory Certainty Predictability of permitting and policy environment Standardized regulatory matrix (clear / partial / uncertain) Market Strength Commercial viability of midstream outputs Market trend indicators and growth rates Value Addition Index Country Economic Value Addition Contribution to industrial development GDP share benchmarks
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