My @snipd.bsky.social unwrapped for this year: Can you tell it was an election year 😬😬😬?

P.S. In case you are curious, this is my workflow for using snipd as my main podcast player -> double tapping airpods to take a note -> sending notes to Readwise: www.quora.com/How-do-you-t...

✨ Feature announcement ✨ - interconnection.fyi now shows all queue changes within the last week. We already pull data from all ISOs and 20 utilities at least once a day, this feature will allow you to see the most recent changes as well.

Visit the front page to view the auto-scrolling banner of changes, or visit interconnection.fyi/changes for the full list of changes in the last week. Contact us if you'd like more granular data or a more custom data solution for monitoring queues!

- Breakdown by generation type of in-queue capacity
- Breakdown by generation type and power market
- Planned capacity entering the queue in 2023 declined after several years of growth (most of this can be attributed to MISO and CAISO's stopping taking requests)

State of interconnection queues- Jan 2024

At least 1.3 TW of capacity in queues (300 GW currently in operation).

Source: interconnection.fyi aggregates interconnection queue data across all the major RTOS and 20 utilities in the U.S. with daily updates.

(more charts follow)

This is related to the previous question- there are a decent number of projects who have withdrawn but are still in various ISO queues (usually it's another tab of the spreadsheet they offer). example: www.interconnection.fyi/project/miso...

I keep reading about how interconnection queues are a big impediment to clean energy deployment. I made a site to track interconnection queues across all the ISOs and a few utilities as well. Data is updated daily.

LMK what you think! interconnection.fyi

#interconnection #energy #climate