Every US power project and data center, and the people behind them.

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36,480

power projects, planned and operating

3,671

data center records

981

developers with full pipelines

24,750

decision-makers at 406 companies

Where data center demand is outrunning new supply

MW of planned and under-construction data centers for each MW of generation due online by 2030, by state.

none plannedunder 0.250.25 to 0.50.5 to 11 to 22 or more

Tightest states

Utah8.71×31,603 MW across 28 sites
Georgia2.45×16,466 MW across 83 sites
Virginia2.09×41,138 MW across 338 sites
Alabama1.48×2,704 MW across 11 sites
New Mexico1.44×12,946 MW across 10 sites
Ohio1.21×25,055 MW across 154 sites

States with at least 10 data center records.

Source: FieldProspects database, data as of October 8, 2026Hover a state for its numbers

What moved in US power queues

Every data update is compared with the one before it, project by project. Between June 4, 2026 and October 8, 2026, this is what moved.

148,605.7 MW. Median slip 182 days.

Interconnection agreement signed

Up from 1,705 on June 4, 2026.

Bars compare MW across the eight measures. Each figure links to the itemized list.

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Report, fall 2026

The queue slip report

161,870.5 MW

of planned capacity was due online before 2026 and still is not built, across 1,079 queue projects.

Past due MWRest of the planned queue

MISO 86,980.3 MW 28.9%

PJM 63,483 MW 24.4%

CAISO 6,145.9 MW 3.3%

ERCOT 3,099.3 MW 0.6%

SPP 2,122 MW 1.6%

ISO-NE 40 MW 0.2%

How late

Past-due MW by the year each project was due

What is late

Past-due MW by technology

Solar 83.8 GW

Battery Storage 27.6 GW

Wind 16.8 GW

Natural Gas 14 GW

By grid, state and developer in the full report.

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County page

Loudoun County, Virginia

The largest data center county in the database, by MW, runs on almost no local generation.

Data centers, planned to operating18,032 MW

Operating generation812 MW

Planned generation1,830 MW

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Developer profile

NextEra Energy

The largest planned pipeline of any developer we track: 36,809.9 MW across 191 projects. See how far each one has moved.

Interconnection agreement signed29,836.8 MW, 81.1%

Under construction5,185.2 MW, 14.1%

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Every big deal, traced from the headline to the phone call

Each week we take a major power deal and map it to the queue, the site, the demand and the people involved.

Read the Google and Constellation analysis

Aerial view of Braidwood Clean Energy Center in Illinois with Google and Constellation logos — 890 MW
of nuclear uprates for Google, under a 20-year PPA

11
reactors at six Constellation plants

$4.8M
per MW, against $13M+ for the last new build

1
The grid
PJM already has 63,483 MW of queue projects past their own in-service dates.
2
The site
Braidwood's 345 kV interconnection request was filed on April 8, 2025.
3
The demand
Google has 20 operating data center sites in Ohio and Virginia, 1,726.6 MW in total.
4
The people Members
Plant leadership, regulatory and procurement contacts.
5
Who else is exposed Members
Developers with projects queued at the same substations.

The person who signs, not just the LLC

24,750 decision-makers at 406 companies, each linked to the projects their company owns. Sort a market by who controls it, then filter by seniority.

Manager9,398

Director6,106

Senior3,394

VP3,286

C-suite925

Head753

Contacts by seniority, all companies. Six largest groups shown.

Grid: PJMSeniority: VP and aboveDepartment: DevelopmentSample rows

Person	Title	Company type	Seniority	Contact
VP	VP, Development	Utility-scale developer	VP	Email, LinkedIn
SV	SVP, Origination	Independent power producer	VP	Email, LinkedIn
D	Director, Interconnection	Storage developer	Director	Email
C	Chief Commercial Officer	Gas developer	C-suite	Email, LinkedIn

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