Coverage

The Source Behind Every Megawatt

Any market. Four comprehensive stages. We separate announced capacity from deliverable capacity, quantified with a source, a calibrated rating, and verification.

Project Stages

Four Comprehensive Stages

  1. 01

    Announced

    A developer, operator, or municipality has described the project in public. The capacity figure is a marketing number until a filing corroborates it.

    Press releases, investor materials, local reporting, economic development filings.

  2. 02

    Permitted

    Land use, zoning, or environmental approvals are on file. The project has a site, a decision on the record, and a path to construction.

    County and municipal permits, rezoning decisions, environmental reviews.

  3. 03

    Under construction

    Site work or building construction is underway, with a named contractor and progress we can see in the permit file or on the ground.

    Building permits, contractor announcements, site imagery, inspection records.

  4. 04

    Energized

    Utility power is on the site and at least one phase is operating or available to lease. Capacity here is energized supply, dated and sourced.

    Utility interconnection records, operator capacity statements, tenant announcements.

Project Fields

Every Number Verified

A field is filled when a filing, a utility record, or an operator statement supports it, and left empty when nothing does. Guesswork is not a finding.

Aerial view of a high-voltage electrical substation

01

Facility, campus, and operator

Asset name and the company that controls it.

02

Operational and planned MW

Planned and actual megawatts for the project today.

03

Available MW by delivery date

Leasable supply versus announced supply.

04

Utility and interconnection status

Shows whether the power will arrive, and when.

05

Rack density and liquid cooling

Settles whether the hall can carry GPU loads.

06

Electricity price and contract terms

Prices the power where the terms are disclosed.

07

Contiguous available capacity

Matches large single-tenant requirements to real space.

08

Owner and authorized contact

Locates the authorized contact and how to reach them.

09

Source, confidence, last verified

Makes every figure auditable to its source and date.

Confidence

Every Figure Rated. Every Rating Dated

High

Two or more primary sources agree, such as a permit and a utility filing, and we re-checked the figure within the last 30 days.

Medium

One primary source, or several independent secondary sources that agree, re-checked within the last 90 days.

Low

A single announcement or secondary report. We track it, and we do not count it as supply until a primary source corroborates it.

Markets

Where the Buildout Is Concentrated

Coverage opens in six North American markets where data center construction is concentrated, tracked county by county. New markets open on subscriber demand.

  • Northern Virginia
  • Dallas–Fort Worth
  • Phoenix
  • Atlanta
  • Chicago
  • Columbus

Principles

Announced is not deliverable.

Every record holds announced capacity apart from permitted, under-construction, and energized capacity. A 200 MW press release becomes 200 MW of supply when the utility and the construction schedule match.

Every figure is auditable.

Each value carries its source, a confidence rating, and the date we last verified it. All numbers are corroborated.

Primary sources first.

Information from permits, utility and environmental filings, property records, and operator statements. We do not repackage other vendors' databases.

Research, not brokerage.

We take no commission on capacity, so our read on supply answers only to the evidence.

Sample records

See the Record for Your Market

Ask for a sample from any coverage market. Every fact arrives matched with its source, confidence rating, and last-verified date.