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Interconnection queue data: downloads, licence and how to cite
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Downloads
| File | What it holds | Rows | Page it comes from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Queue outcomes by region | Requests and capacity by status for each ISO/RTO and non-ISO region. | 9 regions | View |
| Queue outcomes by resource type | Requests and capacity by status for each resource type the dataset records. | 8 resource types | View |
| Queue outcomes by year filed | Requests and capacity by status for each filing year. | 2000–2025 | View |
| Request-to-operation duration | Median and quartile months from request to commercial operation, by year of operation. | 2000–2025 | View |
| Queue outcomes by state | Requests and capacity by status for every state in the dataset, not only the published pages. | 49 states | View |
| Published interconnection cost figures | Mean, median and network-upgrade costs in $/kW by market, project status and period, each row carrying its source. | 15 figures, 3 markets | View |
- Computed from Berkeley Lab's Queued Up: 2026 Edition dataset (CC BY 4.0).
- Compiled from Berkeley Lab's regional interconnection cost studies.
How to cite
If you use one of our readings — a table, a chart, or a figure from a page — cite the page and the underlying dataset, so a reader can check both:
A GridVision reading
GridVision AI, “Interconnection Queue Statistics,” https://gridvisionai.com/interconnection-queue/statistics, computed from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Queued Up: 2026 Edition (CC BY 4.0).
The underlying dataset
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Queued Up: 2026 Edition, https://emp.lbl.gov/queues, CC BY 4.0.
What you may do with it
- The data: Berkeley Lab publishes Queued Up under CC BY 4.0, which allows reuse, including commercially, with attribution. Our CSVs are computed from it and carry the same terms.
- Our charts and tables: reuse them with a link back to the page they came from. Screenshots are fine; please keep the source line visible.
- Journalists and analysts: if you need a cut that is not published here — a market, a resource, a period, a set of nodes — ask, and we will produce it and publish the underlying numbers so your readers can check them.
What these numbers are, and what they are not
Every figure is a count, a capacity sum, a date or a duration read from the public record. The dataset records outcomes, not reasons: nothing here says why a request withdrew. Recent filing years are unsettled, and a share computed over a handful of requests is a reading of those requests, not a rate to plan against.
Explore the same record yourself in the queue explorer, or read the national statistics and published cost figures.
Need a cut we have not published?
Send the node and the market. We read the public queue record for it — what was filed, what was built, what withdrew and how long each took — and send back what the record does and does not show.
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