# Watt Street

> US grid, interconnection-queue and data-center intelligence. We read 57 primary
> sources daily — all 7 ISO/RTO interconnection queues plus 49 non-ISO utilities —
> and publish the assembled result. Built by AI. Powered by humans.

## What we track (as of 2026-08-16)
- 39,173 applications to connect to the US power grid (1997–2026)
- 1,655 GW of generation capacity in active queues
- 545 large-load / data-center power requests totalling 63.6 GW — "The Load Ledger"
- 58 large-load requests already energized
- 72 AI data-center campuses — "The Compute Map"
- 25,996 withdrawn projects and their outcomes — "The Graveyard"
- 1,575 US counties scored on queued MW, wait time and connected capacity
- Policy: moratoria, large-load tariffs, FERC and state dockets
- Federal lobbying filings matched to grid and data-center issues

## Proprietary datasets
- The Load Ledger — the only assembled national data-center power-request list
- TrueLoad — flags which announced megawatts are real vs. paper
- The Graveyard — 30 years of project outcomes and base rates
- Speed-to-Power Index — measured time-to-connect by region (ERCOT 1.6 yrs, PJM 6.7 yrs)
- The Compute Map — AI campuses with power, chips and grid context
- The Time Machine — daily archived snapshots of overwritten source files

## Pages
- https://wattstreet.net/ — live national map and overview
- https://wattstreet.net/business — site selection and grid capacity for developers, utilities, government
- https://wattstreet.net/reports — market research reports and the free National Load Queue Report
- https://wattstreet.net/packages — pricing (Free, $19.99 Home, $249 Pro, $4,500 reports, $25k partnership)
- https://wattstreet.net/near-me — consumer address lookup and plain-English guides
- https://wattstreet.net/how-we-make-it — sources, methodology, reconciliation and corrections

## Citation
Watt Street, primary-source US grid data, https://wattstreet.net — accessed [date].
Contact: hello@wattstreet.net