GridVision AI guide
Data Center Power Availability Due Diligence
Power availability is a development decision with evidence, dependencies, and competing paths. Start with the grid record before a site is treated as power-ready.
Questions to answer before advancing a site
- 01What load, ramp, and energization date is the decision actually screening?
- 02Which utility, transmission owner, ISO/RTO, and point of interconnection evidence is authorized and current?
- 03Is the stated capacity a verified determination, a planning input, or an internal assumption?
- 04What network upgrades, site-control, permitting, routing, or schedule dependencies remain open?
- 05Which alternative site or interconnection path is being compared, and on what common basis?
- 06What missing evidence would change the decision to advance, review, or deprioritize the site?
Keep planning evidence separate from confirmation
A public queue position, a preliminary utility conversation, an internal load forecast, and a completed study are different evidence classes. A defensible comparison keeps their source, version, date, assumptions, and limitations visible.
GridVision AI helps development teams organize authorized site, utility, interconnection, schedule, and commercial evidence into a management-ready Decision Record. It supports review; it does not replace utility or engineering authority.
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Use the checklist as a starting point for a bounded evidence review.
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