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MISO added 9 projects, 3.3 GW, in the last 48 hours. And a 301 MW ISO-NE battery just moved to Withdrawn. The queue moves fast. We track it daily, project by project, and resolve who is actually behind each filing. gridintelhq.com
Know Who Develops Every Energy Project - GridIntel
Who develops each of the 38,544 projects in US interconnection queues? GridIntel identifies developers through 15+ evidence sources across all 16 ISOs.
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October 25, 2026 at 5:30 PM
The Daily Refresh, Oct 23: 14 new MISO projects (3.2 GW). New 113 MW SPP battery in Grant County, KS. PPA prices and buyers refreshed from FERC EQR Q2 on 109 projects. 49 new queue entries this week, 129 developers identified. Every morning, 6 AM ET.

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October 23, 2026 at 6:46 PM
The 2026 AI lodestar? Power prices. 🗺️⚡️

Europe’s high-cost environment is a volatility machine for traders. With power at 50%+ of DC costs, the "Speed to Power" bottleneck is re-pricing global capacity markets.

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Conversation starters: Five energy charts to get you talking
Five energy charts reveal 2025's trends: US LNG dominance, China's rare earth control, UK North Sea decline, European exit, and AI power demand.
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January 14, 2026 at 6:49 PM
The 2026 energy lodestar has shifted to affordability and reliability. 🗺️

As 1 GW hyperscale clusters hit the grid, the "Speed to Power" bottleneck is driving massive price volatility. For quants, the alpha is in dispatchable firm capacity and nuclear M&A.

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January 14, 2026 at 6:44 PM
2026: A wind crossroads. 🌬️

Onshore lags as AI load growth surges, tightening the wholesale power market. Expect higher price volatility and widening DART spreads as offshore 14GW+ hits.

The trading curve is shifting. 📉⚡️

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Wind power: 7 things to look for in 2026 | Wood Mackenzie
The wind industry is on track for a record-breaking 2025, with global wind capacity additions expected to reach 170 GW for the year. Get our onshore and offshore wind experts’ analysis of the opportun...
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January 14, 2026 at 6:34 PM