All figures on this page are as of 15 August 2026, the date of our last ingest from source. Every figure, by state and county · how we make it.
39,173 applications to connect to the American grid — generation, data centers, and the rules that shape them. Read daily, checked against the source, priced in the open.
All 7 ISOs plus 49 non-ISO utilities — parsed daily, not annually.
Supply and demand on one map. Nobody else joins both sides.
1,575 counties with queued MW, wait times and outcomes since 1989.
Moratoriums, tariffs, dockets and lobbying — tied to the projects they touch.
CSV, API and an MCP server for your AI tools. No PDF jail.
Power decides what gets built — AI campuses, factories, whole neighborhoods. But the information underneath it is broken three ways:
Companies announce gigawatts, then walk away. The same campus applies in three states and gets counted three times.
Seven grid operators and fifty utilities, each with their own spreadsheets, formats, and schedules. Nobody reads them all.
Legacy vendors charge six figures and never show their math. If you can't check a number, you can't defend it in a meeting.
Live product data below — blurred columns are what paid packages unlock.
| Region | Project | MW | Type | County | Developer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ERCOT | Blue Marlin ESS | 1,180 | Battery | Harris, TX | ████████ |
| MISO | J4183 | 999 | Solar | Copiah, MS | ████████ |
| PJM | AG1-471 | 960 | Gas | Loudoun, VA | ████████ |
| CAISO | C15-0208 | 852 | Hybrid | Kern, CA | ████████ |
| Request | MW | Where | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Range | 3,300 | Adams Co, WA | Aug 2026 |
| DOE Data Center | 2,750 | Benton Co, WA | Nov 2025 |
| St. Lawrence Infra 2 | 1,935 | St. Lawrence, NY | Sep 2025 |
| Hillsboro Semi Ph 2 | 1,800 | Washington, OR | May 2023 |
| Date | What happened | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| 08-12 | US cancels all federal power-line corridors | ▼ harder |
| 07-10 | New York passes statewide DC pause | ▼ harder |
| 06-18 | Feds order all 6 grids to fix DC rules | ▲ opening |
| Who | On what | Disclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Data Center Coalition | siting, energy | █████ |
| Microsoft | large load rules | █████ |
| Dominion Energy | interconnection | █████ |
Not repackaged feeds. Built here, from the primary record, every day — each one answers a question worth real money.
| Everyone else | Watt Street | |
|---|---|---|
| How fresh | Yearly PDFs, months stale | Read daily, date-stamped on every page |
| How honest | Scores with no track record | Predictions timestamped — hits and misses both public |
| How open | "Trust us" | Row counts reconciled to every source, published |
| How usable | PDF jail and sales calls | Spreadsheets, API, MCP — prices public |
Public records only — connection applications filed with all seven US grid operators and 49 utilities, government dockets, federal lobbying disclosures, and Census geography. We read them daily and reconcile our row counts against each source. Those checks are published on the How-we-make-it page.
The raw filings are public and scattered across 56 sources in formats that fight back. What you buy is the assembled version — the Load Ledger, withdrawn projects, county capacity scores and a sourced deadline calendar — with the date every figure was true printed next to it.
AI agents read thousands of filings a day. Humans review everything before it ships, and every number carries its source. Machine scale, human accountability.
Yes. Home and Pro are monthly with one-click cancel — you keep every export. Reports are yours forever. Partnerships are annual with a 30-day out in the first quarter.
We say so publicly. Failed reconciliation halts publication, corrections are logged and dated, and our forecast misses stay on the page next to the hits.