ERCOT interconnection queue: project map and status
Explore published generation and storage requests across Texas. Compare requested MW, technology and project status, then open the queue map to investigate the grid around a county.
See it on the live ERCOT map, updating as the market publishes.
Explore the ERCOT queue mapAbout this view
Read the ERCOT project list
The table uses ERCOT's Generator Interconnection Status report, preserving project identifiers, requested capacity, technology, status and proposed completion dates where published. Active records appear before historical records, with larger requests first within each group.
Explore requested capacity by county
Open the ERCOT queue map to compare counties and project technologies alongside transmission lines, substations and other grid layers. Project locations are represented at county level. Requested MW describes a connection request; it does not establish operating capacity or available grid headroom.
Questions
Is requested MW the same as operating capacity?
No. Queue capacity is the amount requested for interconnection. It is not installed, operating, accredited, approved, or likely-to-complete capacity, and it does not establish available transmission headroom.
Does a proposed completion date guarantee delivery?
No. A proposed completion date is an ERCOT queue field, not a delivery guarantee. “Completed” is ERCOT's feed status and is not, by itself, proof of commercial operation. Compare official snapshots before describing a project's current state or change.
How precise is the project location shown?
The public feed does not publish exact project geometry, so Ask the Grid joins projects to Texas counties and places map interactions at county centroids. A named point of interconnection is useful location evidence, not a thermal-loading or feasibility measurement.
Will the map open with these layers?
Yes. It carries the same layers, filters, viewport, and timeline state shown on this page into the live ERCOT workspace.