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Interconnection queue data

New Hampshire interconnection queue

104 interconnection requests have been filed at points of interconnection in New Hampshire since 2003, totalling 8 GW. Of that capacity, 22.3% reached commercial operation and 76.1% withdrew.

GridVision AI ResearchPublished Updated

Headline figures

8 GW
of capacity requested in New Hampshire since 2003
22.3%
of it reached commercial operation; 76.1% withdrew
2 GW
filed in the last six years (38 requests), of which 5.2% is still in the queue

Which markets New Hampshire requests sit in

A state is a location, not a market. Requests at New Hampshire points of interconnection are studied by the market that runs the queue there, and the process differs between them.

MarketRequestsCapacity filedReached operationWithdrewOutcome by capacity
ISO-NE1048 GW22.3%76.1%

Process pages: ISO-NE.

By resource type

ResourceRequestsCapacity filedReached operationWithdrewOutcome by capacity
Solar472 GW0.0%92.6%
Other202 GW82.4%17.6%
Wind18861 MW24.0%76.0%
Hybrid7940 MW1.6%98.4%
Gas72 GW5.6%94.4%
Battery5948 MW0.0%100.0%

Hybrid covers requests the dataset records as a combination, such as solar plus battery.

By year filed

  • 20031 GW
  • 200464 MW
  • 2006802 MW
  • 20071 GW
  • 2008299 MW
  • 200937 MW
  • 201075 MW
  • 2011129 MW
  • 201254 MW
  • 2013122 MW
  • 2014105 MW
  • 2015608 MW
  • 2016249 MW
  • 2017198 MW
  • 2018148 MW
  • 2019435 MW
  • 2020395 MW
  • 2021221 MW
  • 2022379 MW
  • 2023929 MW
  • 202460 MW

Recent years are unsettled: requests filed in the last few years may still be built or withdrawn.

Method and limits

Each request is counted once, at the capacity and status the dataset records for it, and placed in the state the dataset gives for its point of interconnection. Requests missing a state, status, filing year or capacity are left out. The dataset records outcomes and dates, not reasons, so nothing here says why a request withdrew, and no share is a rate to plan against.

For the same record filtered your own way, use the queue explorer; for national tables and time-to-build figures, see queue statistics.

Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Queued Up: 2026 Edition, data file through 2025, CC BY 4.0. Computed September 18, 2026.

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