Coverage
See exactly where PowerlandMap has decision-ready coverage
Compare data-center supply, mapped power networks, electricity benchmarks and qualified demand market by market. Each coverage layer is measured separately and retains its own source, scope and verification date.
- 6,402
- Published supply sites
- 154 countries · 93,083 MW sourced IT
- 154
- Electricity price references
- Tariff benchmark set; OPEX component observations are counted separately and not comparable
- 62 countries · verified 05 Oct 2026
- 256
- Current demand records
- 68 countries · 39 countable buyer searches
Power Intelligence · Coverage evidence
Generation and networks, measured separately
Compare generation, understand the surrounding network and focus the questions that require operator-led due diligence.
- Generation records
- 109,764
- 160 countries with generation records
- Generating units, including some plant aggregate records — not unique physical plants
- Mapped substation records
- 126,706
- 159 countries with network datasets
- Mapped station records for network context — not a certified infrastructure census
- Mapped line segments
- 704,781
- 159 countries with network datasets
- Individual mapped segments, not unique circuits or a measure of grid headroom
Snapshot calculated · 14 Oct, 21:32 UTC
Generation maturity
- Live
- 90,073
- Under construction
- 3,523
- In development
- 16,168
Stages describe recorded status, not guaranteed delivery. Electrical generation capacity is never added to data-center IT capacity.
Geography and evidence dates
Generation and network country scopes differ. Network totals retain the published dataset scope; regional entries may overlap and are not additional countries. Some geometry remains attributed open mapping, not exclusively official-source evidence.
Generation last verified: 14 Oct 2026 · Network source snapshot: 09 Oct 2026
Mapped infrastructure and generation capacity do not certify available grid connections. Connection capacity, delivery timing and conditions must be verified with the operator.
From coverage to decision
Use one evidence base from market screening to diligence
Screen markets
Compare the scale and maturity of tracked supply across countries and macro zones.
Separate today from pipeline
Distinguish live sites, construction and earlier-stage development before sizing competitive supply.
Test capacity claims
Keep sourced IT capacity separate from modelled fallback, site or campus power and electrical generation capacity.
Focus diligence
See where capacity is undisclosed or evidence is incomplete instead of treating missing data as zero.
Market view
Check coverage for one market
- Data-center supply
- 1,395 sites991 live · 160 construction · 229 developmentSourced IT 46,683 MW
- Power network
- No national total is published
- 50 regional datasetsListed separately below, not added together
- Generation
- Country detail not published. Available in the subscriber workspace
- Electricity references
- Country detail not published. Available in the subscriber workspace
- Demand signals
- Country detail not published. Available in the subscriber workspace
Regional network datasets for United States (50)
Each regional scope is shown on its own; scopes may overlap, so counts are not summed
- AlabamaDataset label: United States — Alabama2,217 mapped objectsSnapshot 05 Sept 2023 · Low · B
- AlaskaDataset label: United States — Alaska139 mapped objectsSnapshot 05 Sept 2023 · Low · B
- ArizonaDataset label: United States — Arizona360 mapped objectsSnapshot 05 Sept 2023 · Low · B
- ArkansasDataset label: United States — Arkansas823 mapped objectsSnapshot 05 Sept 2023 · Low · B
- CaliforniaDataset label: United States — California1,771 mapped objectsSnapshot 05 Sept 2023 · Low · B
- ColoradoDataset label: United States — Colorado15 mapped objectsSnapshot 05 Sept 2023 · Low · C
IT capacity, generation MW and mapped network objects are different measures and are never added together. A mapped asset does not establish grid headroom
Discuss coverage for United StatesData-center supply coverage by market
This table ranks data-center supply sites only; it does not reflect power-network or electricity-benchmark coverage. Sourced IT capacity comes from evidenced records; indicative IT capacity is sourced IT plus a modelled fallback only where no sourced figure exists.
Other recorded statuses include statuses outside the four displayed stages; this is not additional active supply
Showing 154 of 154 markets; whole-corpus totals above are unchanged
- United States1,395 sites · 991 live · 160 construction · 229 developmentSourced IT 46,683 MW
- France454 sites · 381 live · 15 construction · 55 developmentSourced IT 1,332 MW
- China257 sites · 147 live · 33 construction · 48 developmentSourced IT 1,395 MW
- Germany248 sites · 153 live · 29 construction · 66 developmentSourced IT 4,203 MW
- Canada234 sites · 182 live · 13 construction · 39 developmentSourced IT 1,273 MW
- United Kingdom226 sites · 155 live · 16 construction · 55 developmentSourced IT 3,041 MW
- Spain211 sites · 129 live · 17 construction · 65 developmentSourced IT 3,439 MW
- Netherlands199 sites · 176 live · 5 construction · 18 developmentSourced IT 561 MW
- Brazil195 sites · 133 live · 32 construction · 29 developmentSourced IT 1,735 MW
- India151 sites · 100 live · 19 construction · 32 developmentSourced IT 2,869 MW
- Finland137 sites · 44 live · 20 construction · 52 developmentSourced IT 4,374 MW
- Japan134 sites · 96 live · 21 construction · 16 developmentSourced IT 1,570 MW
Power network coverage
Published electrical-network datasets by market
PowerlandMap maps transmission lines and substations from published network datasets. Coverage reflects the scope and date of each underlying source; proximity to an asset does not establish available connection capacity.
831,487 mapped network objects in total · 159 countries with network datasets. Substation and line-segment totals are shown in the energy overview above.
Showing 223 of 223 country and regional entries
Regional entries are not additional countries
- Network objects
- 119,296
- Line segments
- 98,828
- Substations
- 20,468
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne S.A. (PSE) + regional DSOs/operators mapped in OSM
- Snapshot
- 08 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 63,253
- Line segments
- 43,738
- Substations
- 19,515
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- State Grid and China Southern Power Grid (OSM operator tags retained)
- Snapshot
- 26 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 56,224
- Line segments
- 50,950
- Substations
- 5,274
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 110 kV
- Network operator
- 50Hertz; Amprion; TenneT Germany; TransnetBW
- Snapshot
- 12 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 50,222
- Line segments
- 47,017
- Substations
- 3,205
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- RTE
- Snapshot
- 17 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 48,388
- Line segments
- 39,395
- Substations
- 8,993
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 66 kV
- Network operator
- Power Grid Corporation of India and regional transmission/distribution utilities (OSM operator tags retained)
- Snapshot
- 19 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 36,600
- Line segments
- 36,600
- Substations
- 0
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 110 kV
- Network operator
- Multiple operators; see source tags
- Snapshot
- 23 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 30,651
- Line segments
- 27,394
- Substations
- 3,257
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 66 kV
- Network operator
- Regional transmission and distribution utilities (OSM operator tags retained)
- Snapshot
- 19 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 30,260
- Line segments
- 30,142
- Substations
- 118
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- Not specified
- Snapshot
- 17 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 24,493
- Line segments
- 22,627
- Substations
- 1,866
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- Multiple Australian network operators
- Snapshot
- 17 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Medium · B
- Network objects
- 22,535
- Line segments
- 19,728
- Substations
- 2,807
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- Not specified
- Snapshot
- 14 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 20,833
- Line segments
- 14,637
- Substations
- 6,196
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- Terna S.p.A. + regional DSOs/operators mapped in OSM
- Snapshot
- 13 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- Network objects
- 19,024
- Line segments
- 18,756
- Substations
- 268
- Voltage scope
- ≥ 1 kV
- Network operator
- Not specified
- Snapshot
- 18 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- Low · C
- — Proximity to a mapped network object does not establish available grid connection capacity.
- — Published network coverage reflects the scope and completeness of the underlying source and may not represent every electricity asset in the market.
Electricity-price benchmark coverage
Electricity benchmarks are sourced, dated country-level references used for market comparison and OPEX modelling. A country may have an electricity benchmark without having a published network dataset, and vice versa.
- 62
- Countries covered
- 154
- Current references
- 05 Oct 2026
- Latest verification
Tracked supply by macro zone7 zones
IT capacity only: campus capacity and electrical capacity are never counted as IT MW. Totals are the sum of documented sites, not the total capacity of a national market
Supply maturity
Tracked sites by development stage, so operating supply is never confused with pipeline.
- Live4,507 sites · 70.4%
- Under construction607 sites · 9.5%
- In development1,189 sites · 18.6%
- Unclassified58 sites · 0.9%
- Other recorded statuses41 sites · 0.6%
Other recorded statuses include statuses outside the four displayed stages; this is not additional active supply
Capacity evidence
Indicative IT capacity equals sourced IT capacity plus modelled fallback, with no overlap between the two layers.
- Sourced IT93,083 MW · 31.7%
- Modelled fallback200,900 MW · 68.3%
1,194 sites with sourced IT capacity · 4,471 sites with a modelled fallback · 737 sites where capacity is not publicly disclosed
Depth of the corpus
Built through sustained multi-year curation, not a short-term scrape
PowerlandMap rests on more than two years of structured research, validation and expert analysis. The value lies not only in the records, but in the normalisation, evidence trails, verification, market taxonomy and cross-market comparability built on top of them — and daily enrichment compounds that work.
One taxonomy for status, capacity basis and geography, so markets can be compared like for like.
Each record keeps its source trail, verification state and confidence level.
Coverage is updated daily, and every change is traced to dated evidence.
Normalised records retain verification dates and evidence-backed changes for review.
Why the distinction matters
Coverage is useful only when every megawatt keeps its meaning
Sourced IT capacity
IT load in megawatts published by an operator, an authority or a source document, recorded against that source.
Modelled fallback
A modelled IT figure applied only where no sourced IT capacity exists, so it never overlaps in aggregate totals.
Not publicly quantified
Sites tracked without any published capacity, reported as undisclosed rather than counted as zero megawatts.
What sits inside coverage
The market participants and infrastructure actors monitored across coverage
- Amazon Web Services
- Microsoft
- Google
- Meta
- Oracle
- Equinix
- Digital Realty
- Data4
- Vantage

- CyrusOne
- OpenAI
- Nebius
- CoreWeave
- Mistral AI
- Public programmes
- Blackstone
- Brookfield
- KKR
- DigitalBridge
- Antin
- RTE
- National Grid
- TenneT
- Terna
- Svenska kraftnät
- NVIDIA
- Schneider Electric
- Vertiv
- ABB
- Siemens Energy
Logos identify organisations tracked in the coverage universe and do not imply partnership or endorsement
Power and Matching modules
Power Intelligence
Examine mapped transmission infrastructure and separate power-generation observations. Proximity does not establish a connection, headroom or available capacity.
- Transmission Grid & Site ProximityExplore fictional demo
- Power GenerationExplore fictional demo
Matching Intelligence
Connect demand signals, qualified supply and spatial and grid context to support site and opportunity matching. Matches are analytical, not a guarantee of availability.
- Supply–Demand MatchingExplore fictional demo
- Mapping analysisExplore fictional demo
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