Interconnection.fyi offers a data platform for tracking U.S. ISO and utility interconnection queues, providing daily updates on load, generation, and transmission projects. The service visualizes trends and offers detailed project datasets to demystify grid connection processes for energy sector professionals.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
The process of connecting new generation and transmission projects to the U.S. electrical grid is complex and often opaque. Stakeholders lack a centralized, up-to-date source of information on interconnection queue requests, hindering strategic planning and project development. This lack of transparency makes it difficult to track project status, capacity, and timelines across various Independent System Operators (ISOs) and utilities.
Solution
Interconnection.fyi provides a comprehensive data platform for tracking U.S. ISO and utility interconnection queues. The service aggregates and updates data daily on load, generation, and transmission projects, offering critical insights into grid connection processes. Users can visualize trends through interactive charts and access detailed project datasets. Automated email alerts keep stakeholders informed of significant changes and new filings within the queues. This centralized data repository aims to demystify the interconnection process and support informed decision-making for energy sector participants.
Target Audience
The platform serves professionals in the energy sector, including project developers, investors, grid operators, and policymakers, who require detailed and timely information on grid interconnection processes and project pipelines.
Features
- Daily data updates for U.S. ISO and utility interconnection queues.
- Tracking of load, generation, and transmission projects.
- Interactive charts visualizing queue data by power market, generation type, and year.
- Access to detailed project datasets, including capacity, status, and proposed timelines.
- Automated email alert system for queue changes and new project filings.
- Historical data spanning from 1995 to the present.
- Coverage of over 39,000 interconnection queue requests totaling 6.82 TW of capacity.
- Data sourced from publicly available information from ISOs/RTOs and non-ISO utilities.