Nothing on a powered site happens that you have not agreed to serve. We work upstream of the request, so that when one reaches you it comes with a real customer behind it, a profile that holds, and the questions you would have asked already answered.
Load growth has returned to an industry that planned around its absence for two decades, and it has returned in hundred-megawatt increments from customers who want energization dates measured in quarters. Meanwhile the interconnection queue fills with requests that will never be built, each one consuming study hours, engineering attention and system capacity that is then unavailable to the requests that are real.
Sorting the real projects from the held positions is hardest at the point it matters most, which is before the study work has been committed.
Four things, established before anyone asks you for a number.
We work for the party that intends to take the capacity, and we bring the request only once there is a reason it has to be your system. Speculative requests are what consume a study cycle and then withdraw.
Ramp schedule, coincident peak, expected load factor, and where the load can flex. A profile you can run through planning is worth more than a megawatt figure in a letter.
Screened against published transmission and interconnection data before it reaches you, so the first conversation starts from where your system may actually have room, not from a map of cheap land.
Where the grid date is late, on-site generation and storage are scoped into the deal from the start, and flexibility is something the customer has already priced before you raise it.
We would rather bring you a load than ask you for data. Tell us what a request has to look like to be worth your study hours, and we will screen against it.
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