Data & pricing

The map is free. The feed is the product.

Every tracked U.S. data center and battery storage project — 1,500+ sites, 170+ GW — as a ready-to-work Excel hunting list plus clean CSV and GeoJSON. Buy it once, keep it current every month, or license it into your own product.

Snapshot

One clean pull of the current build. For a deck, a model, a one-time prospect list.

$199one-time
Current dataset build · no updates
  • All projects, all states — data centers + BESS
  • Excel BD hunting list (operators ranked by MW, working columns)
  • CSV + GeoJSON with enriched columns
  • Data dictionary & single-user license
  • Monthly refresh
  • Row-level change log

Secure checkout by Stripe. Receipt and access link go to the email you enter. The interactive map and state / operator pages stay free — this is for people who'd rather not pull it by hand.

For teams and products

Licensed for redistribution · scheduled delivery · a person to call

Our battery records derive from the federal EIA-860M inventory, which is public domain — so we can license redistribution into your customer-facing reports and tools without upstream restrictions. That's usually the sticking point with third-party risk and market layers. It isn't one here.

Region or Sector Feed

One state, one ISO/RTO, or one asset class (BESS-only or data centers-only), delivered on schedule.

$3,000/ year
Founding-customer pricing · 12-month term
  • Monthly refresh + change log, scoped to your region or sector
  • Redistribution license — embed in customer-facing reports, one product
  • Scheduled delivery: file drop (CSV / GeoJSON) to your bucket or endpoint
  • Stable schema with 30-day notice of changes
  • Email support · 2-business-day response

Full Feed

The whole dataset — every state, both asset classes, including the hand-verified data center layer.

$7,500/ year
12-month term · invoiced annually
  • Everything in Region Feed, nationwide, both asset classes
  • Redistribution license across your products
  • Data center layer: hyperscale, colo & AI campuses with sources
  • Historical builds on request for time-series work
  • Priority support · next-business-day response

Embedded & API

Per-address proximity lookups, a hosted endpoint, or a custom cut wired into your workflow.

from$12,000/ year
Scoped to your volume and use case
  • Nearest-facility lookup: send an address or lat/lng, get distance, bearing, MW, status, operator — try the demo
  • Hosted JSON endpoint or scheduled push, your schema
  • Redistribution license, unlimited products
  • Uptime SLA and a named contact
  • Custom fields, filters, or build-and-transfer of the pipeline

What's included

SnapshotAlways CurrentRegion / SectorFull FeedEmbedded
Excel BD list · CSV · GeoJSON✓✓✓✓✓
CoverageNationalNationalYour scopeNationalYour scope
Monthly refresh—✓✓✓✓
Row-level change log—✓✓✓✓
Scheduled delivery to your systems——✓✓✓
Redistribution in your products——1 productAll productsAll products
Per-address proximity API————✓
SupportEmailEmail2 business daysNext business daySLA + named contact
LicenseSingle-userSingle-userCommercialCommercialCommercial

Full terms for every tier: usenergymap.com/license.

What's in each row

ColumnDescription
idUnique project ID (eia- prefix = federal EIA-860M source)
nameProject / campus name
type · type_labeldata_center or bess (+ readable label)
operatorOperating company
city · state · state_nameLocation (code + full state name)
county_name · county_fipsCounty containing the coordinates (e.g. Loudoun County, 51107) — from a point-in-polygon match against the U.S. Census 2024 county boundaries. FIPS is a 5-digit string (keep leading zeros). Blank if the coordinates fall outside every county.
latitude · longitudeCoordinates — exact site for EIA records; city/county centroid for data centers where the site isn't public
capacity_mw · capacity_mwhPower (MW) and, for batteries, energy (MWh). MWh is reported by EIA for operating sites (99%+ coverage) but not for planned or under-construction projects — expect it blank there.
duration_hoursDerived MWh ÷ MW for batteries
status · status_labeloperating / under_construction / planned / announced
year_onlineExisting or target year
announcement_dateDate the project was first publicly announced (YYYY-MM-DD), from operator press releases, local filings or news coverage. Data centers only; blank where no first announcement could be verified.
announcement_date_precisionHow precise announcement_date is, which varies by record: day, month (date set to the 1st of the month), or year (date set to January 1). Filter on day if you need exact dates.
investment_usdAnnounced capital investment in dollars, where an operator publishes $ but not MW (data centers)
capacity_estimatedtrue when MW is derived from a stated $ or square-footage figure rather than an operator-published power number
energy_sourceDedicated or co-located generation where disclosed (e.g. mixed, gas, solar)
sourcePrimary public source URL

Change-log rows (subscribers) add kind (added / removed / changed), field, from, to, and the refresh period.

Questions people ask

The battery data comes from a free federal file. Why pay?

You're not paying for the records — you're paying to never think about them again. EIA-860M is a multi-sheet spreadsheet whose layout shifts, that needs de-duplication against real-world sites, and that says nothing about what changed since last month. We do that on the 26th, every month, and hand you a clean file and a diff. Data centers have no federal registry at all; that layer is hand-verified from operator disclosures with a source on every row.

What's the coverage floor?

Battery records cover utility-scale systems of 1 MW and above that report to the federal inventory. Behind-the-meter, residential, and small commercial storage are out of scope. Data center records focus on hyperscale, major colocation, and AI training campuses.

Can I put this in a product my customers see?

Not on Snapshot or Always Current — those are single-user licenses for your own analysis and internal tools. Region, Full, and Embedded tiers include a redistribution license. Because our BESS source is public domain, there are no upstream restrictions to pass through to you.

How does access work for Always Current?

After checkout you land on a personal access page. Bookmark it — it's your download link every month, and it stays live while your subscription is active. Manage or cancel billing from the same page. If you lose the link, email hello@usenergymap.com from your purchase address.

Can I get an invoice, PO, or W-9?

Yes for the annual tiers — that's how they're billed. Self-serve tiers get a Stripe receipt automatically; ask if you need more.