DC Hub Now Tracks 300+ DCPI Markets Across 7 Live ISOs

## Coverage Milestone

DC Hub's Data Center Power Index (DCPI) now covers **300+ markets across 7 live ISOs** — ERCOT, PJM, SPP, WECC, CAISO, MISO, and NYISO in the US, plus NGESO (UK) and ENTSOE-NL (Netherlands) in Europe. Each market receives daily excess-power and constraint scores derived from real-time interconnection queues, generation capacity, transmission projects, and load forecasts.

## What It Means for Site Selection

Cheyenne, WY leads the excess-power rankings at 69.5, tied with Rural SPP (KS) at 67.2 — both in the top quartile for available grid headroom and low constraint risk. On the opposite end, Dublin (PJM, OH) sits at 22.4 excess / 72.5 constraint, London (NGESO) at 13.5 / 71.8, and Amsterdam (ENTSOE-NL) at 13.7 / 70.0 — all flagged as high-constraint, low-headroom zones where time-to-power and interconnection risk are elevated.

For capacity planners running multi-market shortlists, the 300+-market DCPI layer provides a single, agent-queryable view of where power is abundant versus where every MW addition faces queue delays, transmission upgrades, or ratepayer pushback. The index updates daily as ISO interconnection queues publish new data.

## Methodology

DCPI scores are built from 4 pillars: interconnection queue depth, existing generation capacity, transmission project status, and load growth. Excess scores above 60 signal headroom; constraint scores above 60 flag bottleneck risk. Markets below 30 excess or above 65 constraint typically require 24–36 months to energize new load.

**Source:** DC Hub Data Center Power Index (https://dchub.cloud/dcpi). Updated daily.

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