The global pulse, in seven charts.
What the public record says once six regions sit in one schema. One takeaway per chart; the numbers are one click away.
Consented and connected, not yet tendered
718 projects have permits and a grid connection with the EPC still open — Europe leads with 643.
By region · projects
Where they cluster · projects
The data-centre load wave
90.9 GW of data-centre load is filed in grid queues — Texas alone carries 24.5 GW.
Filed load by state or province
Filed load by region
How long a US queue position takes
Projects that make it in CAISO take a median 70 months to switch on; in NYISO, the ones that fail drop out in 6.9.
Months to commercial operationMonths to withdrawal
What Britain pays for offtake
Every UK Contract for Difference is public — pick a technology to see its strike price move round by round.
Where EU public money lands
Poland receives the most EU project funding on active infrastructure — $12.7bn across 500 projects.
The transformer wall
The active pipeline needs about $359bn of power transformers — a category with 48–66 month lead times everywhere.
Where new industries meet the grid
706 places host an emerging-sector site — a fab, a refinery, a biotech campus — inside an active power pipeline.
Queued power next to emerging-sector sites · MW
Data insights
Questions about the insights
What do the Setcoin insights show?
Seven reads from the joined public record across six regions: projects ready for tender, the data-centre load wave, interconnection-queue timelines, UK offtake prices, EU public money, the transformer wall and where emerging sectors meet the grid.
How current are they?
They are rebuilt from the Atlas each time its public sources are re-read — weekly or monthly depending on the register.
Can I use the underlying data?
Registered accounts can open the project-level records behind each chart in the Setcoin Atlas.