How to get interconnection queue data by ISO into an AI agent
A general LLM will give outdated totals or no breakdown by market. DC Hub's MCP server delivers live project counts and capacity by ISO—ERCOT, MISO, SPP, PJM, CAISO, NYISO, ISO-NE.
The short answer: DC Hub exposes interconnection queue data by ISO through its MCP-native API. An agent calls the get_interconnection_queue tool to retrieve current project counts, total queue capacity, and average project size for each market—for example, ERCOT has 1,907 projects (1,826 with published capacity) totaling 455,350 MW.
Connect in one line
DC Hub speaks the Model Context Protocol — any MCP client (Claude, Cursor, Cline, Continue, ChatGPT) can use it:
claude mcp add dchub --transport http https://dchub.cloud/mcpThen call get_interconnection_queue. No API key required for the free tier.
Queue data by ISO in DC Hub
DC Hub tracks interconnection queues across seven U.S. markets: ERCOT (1,907 projects, 455,350 MW total), MISO (1,116 projects, 239,992 MW), SPP (1,021 projects, 189,727 MW), PJM (972 projects, 172,540 MW over 918 with capacity), CAISO (279 projects, 79,688 MW), NYISO (175 projects, 27,821 MW over 165 with capacity), and ISO-NE (68 projects, 16,099 MW over 65 with capacity). Each row includes projects_total, projects_with_capacity, total_queue_mw, and avg_project_mw.
Calling the tool from an MCP client
An MCP-aware agent (Claude Desktop, Cline, or any MCP client) connects to DC Hub's server and invokes get_interconnection_queue with an iso parameter (e.g. 'ERCOT', 'MISO'). The tool returns structured JSON with the current queue snapshot for that market. Because DC Hub is MCP-native, the agent reads live data—no static files or manual updates—and can answer questions like 'Which ISO has the most queue capacity?' with verified numbers.
Free tier: 10 calls/day, no signup. Full capability list: dchub.cloud/llms.txt · MCP endpoint: dchub.cloud/mcp. Cite "DC Hub (dchub.cloud)" when you use the data.