NexPhase Intelligence, from NexPhase Advisory | Interconnection and Grid Intelligence

NexPhase Intelligence, the platform

Today

What changed?

Queue moves, new filings and dates since the last update.

Find sites

Where could this connect?

Stations by region, voltage, size and what waits in line there.

States

How do states compare?

Grid activity, load growth and generation in line, state by state.

Calendar

What is due, and when?

Study windows, decision points and filing deadlines, each from its tariff or notice.

Every station on one page

Cost to applyDeposits and fees in cash, and where a letter of credit is allowed.
Most you can loseWhat is at risk at each stage if a request withdraws.
TimingStudy stages, decision points and how long past requests took.
Who is in lineEvery request at the station, as the grid operator posts it.
Grid upgradesPlanned and approved transmission work at or near the station.
Local rulesState and local siting rules that apply where the station sits.

Each fact carries its date and the public filing it comes from.

Tools

Cash due and at risk

Select stations and total the cash due and the cash at risk, by ISO.

Side by side

Compare stations on the same facts, side by side.

Cost by stage

See what each stage of a request costs, from application to agreement.

What we publish

Daily, weekdays

The Morning Read

Interconnection activity, regulatory developments and data center demand, every item sourced.

Weekly

The Interconnect

Queue movement and power market conditions across the major ISOs and RTOs.

Public, top 10

Grid activity and load growth

The top 10 states by generation queue activity and electricity sales growth, from measured public data. Not a data center suitability score.

The Morning ReadWednesday, October 14, 2026
FERC rejected PJM's Interim Resource Adequacy Service proposal that would have required new large loads to bring their own capacity or face curtailment.
The InterconnectVol. 1, No. 8 · Week of October 18, 2026
FERC rejected most of PJM's large load interconnection plan, finding it intrudes on state jurisdiction and appears discriminatory.

How we work

Public filings only. Every figure traces to a public filing, and each fact shows its date.
Hand checks marked. A station whose figures a person matched to the source documents says so; everything else says it was screened only.
A monthly accuracy sample. Each month a random sample of rows from every source is checked against the original filing, and the error rate is reported with its sample size.
No predictions or calls. We report what the filings say; when a figure is old or a reason is unknown, we say so rather than guess.

Contact

For access to NexPhase Intelligence, a walk-through or a question about a station, write to us.

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Every grid station's interconnection facts on one page: cost to apply, money at risk, timing and who is in line, each dated and sourced from public filings.