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US grid & data-center intelligence

See what's connecting to the grid.
Everywhere. Every day.

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.

wattstreet · national-map · all layersLIVE · 2026-08-15
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◆ Every US grid region

All 7 ISOs plus 49 non-ISO utilities — parsed daily, not annually.

◆ Generation + load together

Supply and demand on one map. Nobody else joins both sides.

◆ 30 years, county by county

1,575 counties with queued MW, wait times and outcomes since 1997.

◆ Rules & money layered on

Moratoria, tariffs, dockets and lobbying — tied to the projects they touch.

◆ Exports that actually work

CSV, API and an MCP server for your AI tools. No PDF jail.

The problemWhat we answerOur data Why trust usPackagesFAQ
The problem

Most "planned" projects never happen.
Do you know which ones will?

Power decides what gets built — AI campuses, factories, whole neighborhoods. But the information underneath it is broken three ways:

84%

of projects die first

Companies announce gigawatts, then walk away. The same campus applies in three states and gets counted three times.

You need: which megawatts are real
57

places hide the answers

Seven grid operators and fifty utilities, each with their own spreadsheets, formats, and schedules. Nobody reads them all.

You need: one clean daily source
$0

is what a black box is worth

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.

You need: sources and misses, published
What we answer

Four questions. Answered every day.

Live product data below — blurred columns are what paid packages unlock.

Every power project asking to connect

  • Solar, gas, battery, wind, nuclear — all 7 grid regions plus 49 utilities
  • Wait times and the odds it actually finishes
  • Full history to 1997: built, quit, or still waiting
39,173 requests1,575 counties
queue-explorer · biggest active
RegionProjectMWTypeCountyDeveloper
ERCOTBlue Marlin ESS1,180BatteryHarris, TX████████
MISOJ4183999SolarCopiah, MS████████
PJMAG1-471960GasLoudoun, VA████████
CAISOC15-0208852HybridKern, CA████████

Every data center asking for power

  • The only assembled national list — 545 requests, 63.6 GW
  • Filings almost nobody has seen: a 3,300 MW request in rural Washington
  • Doubles and dead-ends flagged by TrueLoad™
63.6 GW requested58 energized
the-load-ledger · by MW
RequestMWWhereFiled
Open Range3,300Adams Co, WAAug 2026
DOE Data Center2,750Benton Co, WANov 2025
St. Lawrence Infra 21,935St. Lawrence, NYSep 2025
Hillsboro Semi Ph 21,800Washington, ORMay 2023

The rules deciding where things go

  • Every town and state pause on new data centers
  • "Who pays for the power lines" tariffs, state by state
  • Deadlines that move markets, with dates
21 live events9 moratoria
policy-tracker · latest
DateWhat happenedEffect
08-12US cancels all federal power-line corridors▼ harder
07-10New York passes statewide DC pause▼ harder
06-18Feds order all 6 grids to fix DC rules▲ opening

The money behind the projects

  • Who's lobbying Washington on data centers and grid rules
  • Disclosed dollars, straight from federal filings
  • Linked to the projects and dockets they touch
500+ filings matched
influence · latest filings
WhoOn whatDisclosed
Data Center Coalitionsiting, energy█████
Microsoftlarge load rules█████
Dominion Energyinterconnection█████
The Watt Street datasets

Six datasets that exist nowhere else.

Not repackaged feeds. Built here, from the primary record, every day — each one answers a question worth real money.

Why trust us

You can check every number. Please do.

Everyone elseWatt Street
How freshYearly PDFs, months staleRead daily, date-stamped on every page
How honestScores with no track recordPredictions timestamped — hits and misses both public
How open"Trust us"Row counts reconciled to every source, published
How usablePDF jail and sales callsSpreadsheets, API, MCP — prices public
Questions

Straight answers

Where does the data come from?

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.

Why pay if the filings are public?

The raw filings are public and scattered across 57 sources in formats that fight back. What you buy is the assembled version — The Load Ledger, The Graveyard, TrueLoad flags, and a daily archive — none of which exists anywhere else at any price.

What does "Built by AI. Powered by humans." mean?

AI agents read thousands of filings a day. Humans review everything before it ships, and every number carries its source. Machine scale, human accountability.

Can I cancel anytime?

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.

What if a number is wrong?

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.

Watt Street Terminal

Your morning screen for the grid

The map, the explorer, the Load Ledger, policy deadlines, and alerts — reconciled daily, exportable always.

national-map · all layersLIVE
● generation■ data-center power◆ campuses

Queue explorer

Search 39,173 applications; sort by MW, wait, fuel, county. One-click CSV with the full schema — not a teaser sample.

The Load Ledger™

All 545 data-center power requests, assembled from every published source, updated daily with status changes.

Policy & deadlines

Moratoria, tariffs, and dockets — direction-tagged, cited, with the comment windows that actually matter.

Alerts

Watch a county, a company, or a docket. Email and webhooks the moment something is filed.

API & MCP server

REST for your pipeline, MCP so your AI assistant queries Watt Street directly. 10k calls/mo on Pro.

The Time Machine

Grid operators overwrite their files. We snapshot daily — diff any two dates and see exactly what changed.

For business & government

Every factor your siting team checks.
One screen.

Where can the next campus actually land? We join the grid — queues, power, connection timelines — with what surrounds the site: people, homes, land, water, rules.

0grid applicationsevery US region, daily
0data-center demand on fileThe Load Ledger™
0approved & energizedalready drawing power
0projects that diedThe Graveyard — your base rates
0counties scoredpower, people, rules
◆ Founding offer — 14 of 20 seats left

The Market Report your competitors don't have.

40–60 pages on your market — every active project, real completion odds, the load competing for your megawatts, and the full data appendix behind every chart. Delivered in minutes, not after three sales calls.

$4,500$6,000FOUNDING PRICE
Try it — real data

Pick a county. See what a siting team sees.

Live from our database: Census population and density joined to grid numbers — the first-pass screen in one second.

The site checklist

Twelve factors. Six live now, six in every Site Report.

Grid connection & queue congestion● LIVE

Who's ahead of you at every interconnection point, and how long they've waited.

Power supply nearby● LIVE

Connected MW today plus queued generation by fuel — the county's real energy balance.

Competing data-center demand● LIVE

Every large-load request within your radius, from The Load Ledger™.

Population, homes & density● LIVE

Census population and people per square mile — the community context that decides approvals.

Local rules & moratoria● LIVE

Pauses, zoning fights, and large-load tariffs, cited to the record.

Outcome base rates● LIVE

The Graveyard™: what survived here before, and how long it took.

Available power at the substation◐ NEXT

Estimated deliverable MW by location and year — the number everyone asks first.

Water availability & rights📄 SITE REPORT

Source, rights, and cooling-technology fit for the parcel.

Wildlife & protected land📄 SITE REPORT

Protected species, wetlands, and conservation overlays that stall permits.

Fiber routes & towers📄 SITE REPORT

Long-haul fiber proximity and communications infrastructure.

Schools, hospitals & homes📄 SITE REPORT

Sensitive-receptor mapping — noise and traffic questions answered before the hearing.

Incentives & tax terms📄 SITE REPORT

State and county programs, abatements, and the deals your neighbors got.

The grid, end to end

From application to energized — we cover the whole wire.

LIVE

1 · The queue

Every application to connect — generation and load, all regions, daily.

LIVE

2 · Connection timeline

Speed-to-Power Index™: real median times by region and county.

NEXT

3 · Available power

Headroom by location: how many MW can be served, and when.

NEXT

4 · Distribution & transmission

Lines, substations, and upgrade costs joined to every site.

LIVE

5 · Energized

58 load requests already drawing power — the receipts that calibrate everything.

For government

Hosting the boom — or managing it — takes the same data.

Economic development

Market your real available power. Vet phantom projects before you spend incentives on them. See what neighboring states just approved.

Regulators & utilities

Screen speculative requests with TrueLoad™ flags and 30-year base rates. Know which of your 20 GW behaves like the 3 GW that's real.

White-label dashboards

Your state's official grid dashboard, powered by our data. Gov & academic pricing: 50% off, always.

Watt Street Research

Reports that end the argument

Every report ships with the spreadsheet behind every chart. If a number can't be rebuilt from the appendix, we don't print it.

📊 Every paid report includes the data appendix — the full project rows behind every exhibit, diffable quarter to quarter. Buy two, and the price of the first credits toward a Partnership.
Packages

Pick your level. Prices are public.

From watching your own street to running a nine-figure siting decision. No sales calls, no "contact us" wall.

💡 One-time address report: $24, no subscription · 🎓 Government & academic: 50% off everything · 🏢 Founding members lock pricing for 24 months

What changes as you move up

 HomePro & above
Who it's forFamilies, homeowners, buyersAnalysts, developers, investors, utilities
The question"What's coming near my house?""Which megawatts are real, and where can we build?"
Data depthYour addresses + plain-English guidesAll six datasets, full columns, 30-year history
ExportsPrintable PDF reportsFull-schema CSV, API, MCP server
HumansSupport answers youAnalyst calls, custom briefings, flash notes
What exactly is a "seat"?

One login. Pro includes 1. Partnership includes 5, and the $40k enterprise tier is unlimited. Report licenses work differently: single is one reader, team covers up to 10 named people, and company covers your whole organization.

Home vs. the $24 report — which do I want?

The $24 report is one address, once — right for a single move or purchase. Home is for staying informed: unlimited lookups, alerts on three addresses, and a fresh full report every month. Most families buy one report, then subscribe when something gets filed nearby.

Can I try Pro before paying?

Yes — 7 days free, card required, one click to cancel. The free tier never expires either.

Watt Street Near Me

The industry's database — for your street

Same primary-source data our enterprise clients buy, translated into plain English for the people who live next to it. Balanced, cited, human-reviewed.

Neighborhood

What's in your report

Everything a homeowner, buyer, or local official asks — with the source next to each answer.

15 miradius of everything filed
12data points per facility
24 hrhuman-reviewed delivery
Included in every address report

The full list

⚡ Power & facilities

  • Every operating data center within 15 miles
  • Every filed power request, with megawatts
  • Owner and operator of each site
  • Project status and expected timeline
  • Distance and direction from your address
  • Nearest substation and transmission lines

🏡 Your neighborhood

  • County population and density
  • How much power the county already uses
  • What's queued to be built nearby
  • Land use around each facility
  • Schools and hospitals within range
  • Comparable counties that hosted one

📋 Rules that apply

  • Any moratorium or pause in effect
  • Your county's zoning position
  • State large-load rate rules
  • Upcoming public meetings and comment windows
  • Who decides — and how to reach them
  • How similar votes went nearby

💧 Environment & impact

  • Cooling type and water draw, where disclosed
  • Noise distance guidance from published studies
  • Backup generator permits on file
  • Protected land and wetlands nearby
  • What neighbors elsewhere actually reported
  • Both sides of the property-value evidence
🤝 Written to be fair. We publish the evidence for and against — including the studies that found no property-value effect. Developers and county officials use these same reports.
For AI agents & developers

An API your agent can buy on its own.

Self-serve keys, metered credits, machine payments, and an MCP server. No sales call, no onboarding form, no human in the loop — at any step.

OpenAPI spec
Live · try it from this page

Issue yourself a key

This calls the real production endpoint. You'll get a working key and 1,000 free credits, issued by machine.

POST /v1/keys
curl -X POST https://api.wattstreet.net/v1/keys \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"agent_name":"my-agent"}'

→ press the button above to run this for real
The loop

Four calls, zero humans

STEP 01

Sign up

POST /v1/keys returns a key and 1,000 credits instantly.

◆ no approval queue
STEP 02

Query

Counties, projects, load requests, policy — or GeoJSON to render your own map.

◆ 1 credit per call
STEP 03

Hit the wall

Out of credits returns 402 with an x402 v2 challenge and a checkout link.

◆ PAYMENT-REQUIRED header
STEP 04

Pay & continue

POST /v1/checkout — x402 on Base, card, or invoice. Credits land on the key.

◆ machine settlement

MCP server

Stateless Streamable HTTP, protocol 2026-07-28. Six tools, Bearer auth, works with no key at low volume.

~/.config/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "watt-street": {
      "url": "https://api.wattstreet.net/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer ws_live_..."
      }
    }
  }
}

Tools

  • search_projects — 39,173 grid applications by region, fuel, size
  • county_profile — full grid picture for any US county
  • load_ledger — 545 data-center power requests, 63.6 GW
  • map_data — GeoJSON to render the map yourself
  • policy_events — moratoria, tariffs, dockets, cited
  • account_status — credits left and how to top up
Machine pricing

Published, parseable, non-negotiable

Free1,000 credits · instant
$2510,000 credits
$200100,000 credits
$249Pro month · 250k credits
$25,000Partnership year · 5M credits
🤖 Discovery: llms.txt · api-catalog · MCP server card · OpenAPI — attribution required, that's the whole licence.
How we make it

Built by AI.
Powered by humans.

Ten AI departments read the American grid around the clock. People approve everything that ships. Every number traces to a public record — and our misses stay published next to our hits.

STAGE 01

Fetch

57 sources pulled on schedule — ISO queues, utility filings, dockets, disclosures.

◆ 2×/day · archived forever
STAGE 02

Parse

Split headers, merged cells, PDFs, JSON — every format normalized to one schema.

◆ 39,173 rows
STAGE 03

Reconcile

Row counts checked against the source. Unexplained drops fail the run.

◆ 0 silent drops
STAGE 04

Join

Projects linked to counties, people, rules, and money through our entity graph.

◆ 1,575 counties
STAGE 05

Human review

A person approves every report, score, and guide before publication.

◆ nothing auto-publishes
The department floor

Ten agents. One newsroom.

Each department runs on its own schedule, writes to a shared record, and escalates to a human when something matters.

Data Ingestion2×/day · freshness & QA
Load Registry2×/day · DC requests
Policy Desk2×/day · dockets & rules
Influencedaily · lobbying
Research2×/day · reports
Marketing2×/day · content
Sales Deskweekdays
Productdaily · build queue
Trust & Methoddaily · spot-checks
Chief of Staff2×/day · synthesis
Human gate

No agent sends an email, publishes a page, or moves money. Drafts queue for a person — always.

Immutable history

Scores are timestamped and never edited. Source files are archived the day we fetch them.

Public corrections

When we're wrong, the correction is dated and stays visible. That's the whole business.

Reconciliation — live

Our receipts, on the record

reconciliation · build 2026-08-15
SourceRawParsedDroppedNote
CAISO3 sheets2,2820header row 4
PJM9,263 rows9,2630full history to 1997
MISO3,810 rows3,8100full lifecycle
ISO-NE1,751 rows1,7510A/C/W status letters
ERCOT1,971 rows1,9674blank INR rows
BPA1,465 rows1,4650incl. 455 load requests
LBNL (non-ISO)38,201 rows15,54822,653ISO rows superseded by live feeds
Coverage roadmap

What's connected — and what's connecting next

We publish the roadmap because buyers deserve to know the edges of the map.

The team

Humans on the line

Every report is read by a person before it reaches you. Every support email is answered by one. When we get something wrong, a human writes the correction and signs it.