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Speed to Power

Find the fastest route to power, in every market

A speed to power benchmark for every US market, the developers and utilities putting MW online fastest, and the land, tariffs, and projects behind them. Built for the energy teams racing to power the AI buildout.

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Time to power by route
Grid
Onsite gas
Solar + BESS
Fastest MW
1
2
3
Power projects
30,000+
US power plants and pipeline linked to data centers
Large load tariffs
100+
Rate design, terms, and status by utility
Moratoria
500+
US jurisdictions with restrictions tracked
Interconnection-ready
100GW+
ERCOT solar and BESS projects with a signed IA or completed study
Trusted by the teams that finance and build the energy system

Find the fastest path to power in every US market.

Speed to power benchmark
Know which routes deliver MW fastest, market by market
Compare time to power across grid, onsite, hybrid, and bridging options in every market we track.
Who is winning
See who is putting power online fastest, and why
Developers, utilities, and IPPs ranked on how quickly they turn sites and interconnection into MW.
Where to look next
Find specific sites and projects to pursue
Powered land, project ownership, and tariffs, filtered into specific opportunities and the people to call.

How teams use it

Hyperscaler and neocloud energy teamsData center developersPower developers and IPPsPowered land developersLenders and infrastructure funds
Hyperscaler and neocloud energy teams
Secure power for the next campus faster than the competition.
  • Compare speed and cost across powering routes in each market
  • See which utilities and developers deliver on time
  • Shortlist powered land that can energize soonest
Data center developers
Pick sites that can get power on schedule.
  • Check interconnection, tariffs, and moratoria before you commit
  • Benchmark your timeline against comparable projects
  • Find bridging and onsite options that shorten the wait
Power developers and IPPs
Sell power to the loads that need it most.
  • Find large loads short of power in your markets
  • See who owns which projects, from ERCOT to PJM
  • Price speed as well as energy in your offtake pitch
Powered land developers
Know which sites are worth the most, and to whom.
  • Track powered land listings and transactions
  • Match sites to buyers by power need and timeline
  • Watch tariffs and moratoria that change land value
Lenders and infrastructure funds
Back the projects that will energize on time.
  • Test a sponsor’s speed to power claims
  • See the contracts and tariffs behind each project
  • Track which routes are slipping, and why

What’s in the solution

Data
Speed to power benchmark
Time to power by route and market, ERCOT first
Power projects
30,000+ US plants and pipeline, linked to the data centers they serve
Powered land tracker
Sites with power secured, listings, and transactions
Large load tariffs and moratoria
100+ tariffs and 500+ moratoria, matched to projects
Models and rankings
Fastest MW rankings
Who is putting MW online fastest, by developer, and utility
Project ownership
Who owns which projects, market by market
Developer call sheets
Specific opportunities and the teams to contact
Research and analysts
The Fastest MW
Our quarterly outlook on the fastest routes to power
Deep dives
Solar and BESS, gas plus CCS, nuclear, and geothermal routes
Analyst takes
Fast reads on tariffs, interconnection rules, and deals
Analyst access
A session with our power analysts on your markets

Selected recent research

ReportThe Fastest MWHow data centers can find speed to power in the US.Deep diveFastest MW: US Solar and BESSOver 100GW of projects with interconnection agreements could be unlocked.Deep diveFastest MW: US Gas+CCSA 1.9GW opportunity held back by carbon management infrastructure.Deep diveFastest MW: US Nuclear45GW of new nuclear capacity with a reduced timeline.Analyst takeData centers are VPPs’ premium buyersThe fastest route to power, if you can make sense of them.Analyst takePower goes to the flexibleLarge loads are turning flexibility into a condition of grid access.

Solutions that pair with this one

MarketData CentersWhich projects get built and how they get powered.MarketGrids and UtilitiesHow utilities are meeting large load growth.CapabilityPolicyMoratoria and large load tariffs, matched to projects.

Common questions

Get a demo built around your projects and markets.
Tell us what you are trying to decide and an analyst will walk you through it.
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What does the Speed to Power solution include?
The speed to power benchmark, power projects linked to data centers, the powered land tracker, large load tariffs and moratoria, Fastest MW rankings, project ownership, The Fastest MW quarterly outlook, and access to our power analysts.
How is this different from the Data Centers solution?
Data Centers is built for competitive and market intelligence on the buildout. Speed to Power is built for energy and power strategy: where to find MW, who to work with, and which projects to buy.
Which markets does it cover?
Every US ISO and utility territory, starting with ERCOT for the speed to power benchmark.
What is a developer call sheet?
A shortlist of specific opportunities in a market, with the developers and owners behind them, built from our project and ownership data.
How often is it updated?
Projects and ownership daily, tariffs, moratoria, and powered land weekly, the benchmark and The Fastest MW every quarter.
How is it delivered?
In the Currence platform, as Excel downloads, or inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot through the Currence MCP. API access is available as an add-on.
I am already a client. Do I have this?
Yes, it is part of your subscription.

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