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Where the US grid is growing, and what is meeting the growth
Net generation by state and fuel from the EIA Electric Power Monthly (generation_monthly.xlsx, 2026 preliminary), read on 2026-09-29. Every window is the twelve months to July, so the newest one carries data through July 2026 and is comparable with the ones before it.
The maps under The grid as it is are that data and nothing else. The maps under A data-centre scenario are not a forecast: the announced capacity by state is a starting point for you to replace, and the two drivers beside it are yours to move. Change either and the map redraws.
The grid as it is
EIA net generation, twelve months to July 2026
Generation against 2019
twelve months to July, against the same window in 2019
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Gas share of generation
what the rest is made of varies as much as the total
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United States: generation by fuel (TWh)
the six main fuels; everything else is about 2% of the total
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States by generation (TWh)
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A data-centre scenario
yours to change: the numbers below are a starting point, not a source
The two drivers (edit)
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Announced capacity by state, MW (edit, or add a row)
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What it would draw, against the state's generation today
move a driver and this redraws
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The states it lands on
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