Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
LoadGap models the data-center queue against grid capacity
An interactive model compares queued data-center demand with new firm generation and maps where that load might land across U.S. states.
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- Grid planners and data-center energy analysts
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- The model distinguishes literal queue requests from deduplicated, delayed, ramped demand, then allocates mobile load among states using weighted signals.
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The supply calculation subtracts firm capacity needed for non-data-center growth before estimating what remains servable. For post-2027 gas additions, the page describes a turbine-delivery-based estimate with a stated 85% reaching commercial operation and a delivery-to-operation lag; 2026–27 instead use EIA plans. The state allocation model combines queue share and inertia with weighted location signals.
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