North Dakota Interconnection Queue

Snapshot of 2026-09-07 · 27 projects · SPP

There are 27 projects in the interconnection queue with a North Dakota location, totaling 6,818 MW across the 27 that publish a capacity.

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By ISO

ISO	Projects	Capacity
SPP	27	6,818 MW

By fuel, as published

Shown in each ISO's own coding. A state served by more than one ISO will show more than one spelling of the same technology, and we do not silently merge them here.

Fuel	Projects	Capacity
(not published)	18	2,921 MW
Gas	3	1,535 MW
Battery	2	400 MW
Combined Cycle	2	1,500 MW
Wind	1	212 MW
CTG	1	250 MW

Counties in North Dakota

14 counties appear in these rows. 0 have enough projects to answer a county-level question and are linked below; the rest are listed with their counts and get no page of their own.

County	Projects	Capacity
Williams County	7	2,570 MW	below our page threshold
Mercer County	3	564 MW	below our page threshold
Ward County	3	400 MW	below our page threshold
Burke County	2	372 MW	below our page threshold
South Heart County	2	300 MW	below our page threshold
Stanton County	2	1,500 MW	below our page threshold
Alexander County	1	45 MW	below our page threshold
Bowman County	1	200 MW	below our page threshold
Hettinger County	1	150 MW	below our page threshold
Max County	1	5 MW	below our page threshold
Minot County	1	8 MW	below our page threshold
Oliver County	1	202 MW	below our page threshold
Oliver County	1	202 MW	below our page threshold
Williams County	1	300 MW	below our page threshold

Largest projects with published capacity

The 12 highest-capacity rows in this page's exact scope, ordered by the capacity the ISO published. Projects without a published capacity are not ranked here and remain included in the totals above.

Project	ISO	County	MW	Status	Queue date	Proposed operation
ERAS-2025-011 ID ERAS-2025-011	SPP	Stanton	750	ERAS	10/1/2025	9/27/2030
ERAS-2025-012 ID ERAS-2025-012	SPP	Stanton	750	ERAS	10/1/2025	9/27/2030
GEN-2024-081 ID GEN-2024-081	SPP	Williams	745	DISIS STAGE	10/30/2024	2/1/2029
GEN-2024-082 ID GEN-2024-082	SPP	Williams	745	DISIS STAGE	10/30/2024	3/1/2030
IFS-2015-002-46 ID GEN-2015-046	SPP	Williams County	300	IA FULLY EXECUTED/COMMERCIAL OPERATION	10/5/2015	5/27/2021
GEN-2018-067 ID GEN-2018-067	SPP	Williams	255	IA FULLY EXECUTED/ON SCHEDULE	10/25/2018	5/31/2028
GEN-2022-010 ID GEN-2022-010	SPP	Williams	250	IA FULLY EXECUTED/COMMERCIAL OPERATION	5/26/2022	2/1/2025
GEN-2022-083 ID GEN-2022-083	SPP	Williams	250	IA FULLY EXECUTED/COMMERCIAL OPERATION	10/21/2022	2/1/2025
GEN-2024-141 ID GEN-2024-141	SPP	Mercer	212	DISIS STAGE	3/1/2025	12/31/2031
IFS-2016-001-25 ID GEN-2016-004	SPP	Oliver	202	IA FULLY EXECUTED/ON SCHEDULE	3/10/2016	12/31/2027
IFS-2016-002-21 ID GEN-2016-130	SPP	Mercer	202	IA FULLY EXECUTED/COMMERCIAL OPERATION	11/30/2016	12/27/2024
IFS-2016-002-62 ID GEN-2016-151	SPP	Burke	202	IA FULLY EXECUTED/COMMERCIAL OPERATION	11/30/2016	12/22/2020

Where each number came from

Read this before quoting a figure. We re-read every source every week, but a weekly read of an unchanged file is not weekly data. These have not moved in a while: SPP last changed 2026-09-05 (3 identical reads since). Those rows are exactly as current as the ISO's own published file, and no more.

ISO	We last read	Source last changed	Source
SPP	2026-09-07	2026-09-05 (unchanged across 3 weekly reads)	source file

This week's changes · How this is collected

Compiled from each ISO's own published interconnection queue report. Queue position is not a permit, a contract, or a guarantee that a project will be built; most projects in every queue are eventually withdrawn. Figures are reproduced as published, are provided for informational purposes only, and carry no warranty of accuracy or completeness. Always verify against the ISO's own report before relying on any figure.