What Moved in the Interconnection Queues

2026-08-06 → 2026-08-09

Comparing our sealed copy of 2026-08-06 against 2026-08-09: 0 new entries, 2 status changes, 0 in-service dates moved (0 of them later), 2 capacity revisions and 0 projects no longer listed.

A project that disappears from a report is recorded here as no longer listed, not as withdrawn. ISOs drop rows for several reasons and only some of them mean the project died — we publish the observation, not a cause we cannot see.

Not observed this week. We did not read the following queue(s) for this snapshot, so their projects are excluded from every count above rather than counted as having left the queue — we cannot see what we did not fetch.

MISO — 3,803 projects, last observed 2026-08-06

What one of these weeks looks like written up. We published the week of July 30, 2026 as a plain-English read of the same sealed snapshots this page counts: what changed in the ISO interconnection queues that week. It is a fixed article about that week, not a live view of this page.

ISO	Entered	Status moved	In-service date moved	Capacity revised	No longer listed
CAISO	0	1	0	0	0
SPP	0	1	0	2	0

Who publishes this field. CAISO publishes no in-service date in this report at all, so a zero above means we have never been shown one — not that nothing moved. NYISO publishes one on 181 of 1,637 rows, so its count covers only that subset.

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Status changes

ISO	Project	State	Was	Now
CAISO	AZALEA	CA	ACTIVE	COMPLETED
SPP	FEUS-1	NM	FACILITY STUDY STAGE	IA PENDING

Where each number came from

Read this before quoting a figure. We re-read every source every week, but a weekly read of an unchanged file is not weekly data. These have not moved in a while: NYISO last changed 2026-07-16 (5 identical reads since). Those rows are exactly as current as the ISO's own published file, and no more.

ISO	We last read	Source last changed	Source
CAISO	2026-08-09	2026-08-09 (changed this snapshot)	source file
ISO-NE	2026-08-09	2026-08-09 (changed this snapshot)	source file
NYISO	2026-08-09	2026-07-16 (unchanged across 5 weekly reads)	source file
SPP	2026-08-09	2026-08-09 (changed this snapshot)	source file

The full change history, market by market

Everything above is one week. These pages count every difference observed between consecutive sealed snapshots since 2026-06-11 — the part of this that cannot be refetched from the ISOs at any price, because they overwrite.

SPP queue changes 144
Oklahoma queue changes 32

Watched, but too little moved for a page of its own: CAISO (14), ISO-NE (12), NYISO (9).

Same, by state: Nebraska (19), Kansas (18), California (12), Colorado (11), Arkansas (11), New Mexico (10), Missouri (9), New York (8), Connecticut (4), Iowa (4), Arizona (3), Maine (3), New Hampshire (3), North Dakota (2), Massachusetts (1), Montana (1), South Dakota (1), Minnesota (1), Pennsylvania (1).

Clears the threshold and still gets no page — each for its own reason:

MISO (438 changes) — not minted: MISO blocks a collector that identifies itself and reserves its queue data against automated reuse, so we stopped collecting it — we will not sell a feed we could only get by pretending to be a browser
Texas (25 changes) — not minted: ERCOT, the grid operator for most of this market, is operator-withheld from collection, so any page here would describe only the fringe we can still see while reading as the whole market

A further 6 changes are on rows whose ISO published no state, so they belong to no state page. They are counted in the ISO totals above.

Compiled from each ISO's own published interconnection queue report. Queue position is not a permit, a contract, or a guarantee that a project will be built; most projects in every queue are eventually withdrawn. Figures are reproduced as published, are provided for informational purposes only, and carry no warranty of accuracy or completeness. Always verify against the ISO's own report before relying on any figure.

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