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Data as of September 2026 · updated monthly

Every project in the queue. Every person behind it.

For developers, site selectors, lenders, and the teams that sell to them.

Planned generation, the operating fleet, the data-center pipeline, and the developers and decision-makers who control them — one database, one map, one export button.

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Is your project in here? Look it up.
  • Hubbard Wind IINextEra Energy · Hill Co., TX · ERCOT304 MW
  • Padua Grid BESS Unit 3Eolian Energy · Bexar Co., TX · ERCOT201 MW
  • Potentia-ViridiEurowind Energy · San Joaquin Co., CA · CAISO408 MW
  • Kuy Creek Solar 1European Energy · Goliad Co., TX · ERCOT234 MW
  • Tip Top Solar Energy CenterInvenergy · Lea Co., NM · SPP220 MW
  • Coneflower Storage ProjectAcciona Energy · Chambers Co., TX · ERCOT170 MW
  • Graceland SolarRWE · Shelby Co., TN · TVA150 MW
  • Fairwater 1 · Mount Pleasant Ph. 2Microsoft · Racine Co., WI · Data center400 MW
  • Dallas Data Center CampusPrometheus Hyperscale · TX · Data center200 MW
  • Fontus Data CentreWestbridge Renewable Energy · CO · Data center380 MW
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Built from ISO/RTO queues, EIA filings, data-center permits, and company-sourced contacts ISO / RTO interconnection queues EIA operating-plant filings Data-center permits & announcements Company-sourced contact records
What's inside

The whole grid, and the people who are building it.

Most trackers stop at the project. This one goes from the substation to the VP of Development — so a filter becomes a target list, and a target list becomes a call.

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Power projects

Planned and operating, every technology.

Solar, storage, wind, gas, nuclear, hydro, transmission. Filter by state, grid, developer, capacity, county, and year — or flip the whole thing to a map.

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Data centers

The demand side of the grid.

Planned and operating campuses with load, acreage, footprint, and capex — beside the generation that could serve them.

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Developers

Who's building, benchmarked.

Every developer's pipeline against what they've actually delivered — so you know a national from a regional in one glance.

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Contacts

The people, not just the LLC.

Titles, seniority, department, phone, email, and LinkedIn at the companies behind the projects — cut by state and level, exported in a click.
The Explorer

Filter down. Flip to the map. Export exactly what you filtered.

Search across every column, stack the filters, and the CSV or Excel you download is the list on your screen — not a dump you have to clean.

Faceted, not fuzzy

Technology, state, balancing authority, developer, capacity band, county, year, interconnection-agreement status, construction status. Stack as many as you need.

Map mode

Projects and data centers flip to a clustered map colored by technology or status — same filters, same records, a different way to see them.

Export what you see

CSV or Excel of the filtered, sorted result — every row, not just the page. Your export is your call list.

Who it's for

Same database. Different first click.

Developers & IPPs

See the whole queue by grid and county before you file. Know who's ahead of you, what they've delivered, and where transmission is landing.

Planned → Grid → Technology → Capacity → sort by IR date → export

Data-center site selection

Siting is a power question now. Overlay campuses against planned generation and transmission to find where a gigawatt can actually be served.

Data Centers → State → Map → toggle Planned projects

Investors & lenders

Benchmark a sponsor's pipeline against its operating fleet. Pipeline is the pitch; the operating table is the receipt.

Developers → sort by capacity → click a sponsor → Operating → same sponsor

Sales, EPC & services

Your target-account list is the queue. Filter to the projects you can serve, then pull the VP and Director-level people at those developers.

Planned → filter → export → Contacts → Company → Seniority → Excel
The contact layer

What a record actually carries.

This is where the price lives, so here's exactly what's on every person — and what ties them back to the projects.

Name, title, seniority tierManager through C-suite
DepartmentDevelopment, origination, ops, finance…
Email and corporate phonewhere available
LinkedIn URLperson and company
Company, size, parenttied to the developer table
City and stateperson and company
Who's behind it

Built by people who needed it.

We modeled the database on the tools the industry already pays for, then built the parts they were missing: the operating fleet beside the queue, and the people beside the companies.

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Micah BerkleyProduct, data pipeline, and the explorer
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Brendan TroyData, market, and go-to-market
Pricing

One number. No seat math.

Flat monthly access. Every plan includes all five tables, the map, and CSV and Excel export. Cancel any time.

Solo

$250/ month

One analyst or one rep.

  • One user
  • All tables, filters, and map mode
  • 1,000 exported rows a month
  • Monthly data refresh
  • Team seats
  • API access
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Unlimited

$500/ month

For a team that lives in the queue.

  • Unlimited users — your whole BD or sales team
  • Unlimited exports — full result sets, every time
  • All tables, filters, and map mode
  • Monthly data refresh
  • Priority support
  • API access
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Product teams and integrations.

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  • Custom refresh cadence
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Why it costs less than the incumbents

No sales team, no enterprise contract, no per-seat metering. The data is public record; the work is the join. We charge for the join.

What you're not getting

Analyst reports, a custom research desk, or a dedicated account manager. If you need those, you already know who sells them.

What happens after the trial

Nothing, unless you pick a plan. No card on file, no auto-convert. Your exports from the trial are yours to keep.

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