America is in the middle of the largest power buildout in its history.

Data centers are pulling gigawatts of new demand onto the grid, and interconnection queues are flooded with more projects than the system was ever built to process.

Underneath the noise is a simple question: what's actually built, and what's actually coming?

1,000+ GW

waiting in America's interconnection queues. For every four gigawatts running on the grid today, three are in line.

Every Queue
Project

26,700+

tracked nationwide

Every Operating
Plant

13,300+

on the grid right now

Every
Data Center

1,100+

campuses tracked

Every GW of
DC Load

136+ GW

62+ GW operational
74+ GW planned

Every
Transmission Line

73,000+

mapped, coast to coast

Every ISO.
Every Utility.

940+

utilities
all 7 ISO / RTOs

The intelligence — the depth and the connections between every record — is what LoadFlow builds.

What we do

An information graph of every American energy project.

LoadFlow exists to answer that question. We build an information graph of every American energy project — connecting the ISOs, the utilities, the developers, the transmission system, and the scenarios ahead — in one place.

Our goal

Everything at decision-makers' fingertips.

LoadFlow's intelligence enables policymakers and decision-makers to make the hard choices that will decide the future of American energy abundance. We do it by going deep on every layer and connecting them — so no decision has to be made without proper diligence and analysis. Our goal is to put everything at decision-makers' fingertips, so the grid's questions get solved faster.

Who uses LoadFlow

Built for the people deciding what gets built.

Project Developers & IPPs

You're tracking competing queue positions, watching which offtakers are actively contracting in your region, and trying to read the regulatory proceedings that could affect your interconnection timeline. LoadFlow is the one place where those threads connect.

Energy Investors & Analysts

Press releases announce deals. LoadFlow maps them against operating plant data, queue positions, and regulatory exposure — so you can tell the difference between confirmed capacity and a number in a slide deck.

Policy & Regulatory Teams

Active FERC proceedings don't wait for summaries. LoadFlow monitors dockets continuously — co-location rulemaking, transmission planning orders, rate cases — and surfaces developments as they happen, not after the comment period closes.

Sources we monitor

FERC eLibrary

EIA (860/923)

NERC

DOE / DOE-OE

EPA

SEC EDGAR

PJM

MISO

ERCOT

CAISO

SPP

NYISO

ISO-NE

BPA

TVA

Senate Energy

House Energy