GridUnity

Large-load interconnection workflow data generated as the system of record for connecting data centers, AI campuses and advanced manufacturing to the grid — intake evidence, queue status, study milestones, financial-security deadlines, load-ramp assumptions, co-location and behind-the-meter treatment, and energization records — spanning the wholesale layer (FERC Section 206 show-cause proceedings, SPP's High Impact Large Load framework, ERCOT batch processes) and the state commitment layer (tariff terms, MW thresholds, minimum-demand and take-or-pay clauses, collateral, ramp schedules, exit fees) across developer, transmission-owner, RTO and vertically-integrated-utility processes.

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Industry: Infrastructure SoftwareElectric Utilities
Instruments: equitiesfixed_income
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Type: not stated
Format: Multimodal — structured workflow and lifecycle records (application, queue position, study milestone, financial security, energization status) per interconnection request, region-specific tariff and rule metadata, and the full defensible audit trail of documents, timestamps and approvals accumulated through each request.
Volume: Volume is bounded by the request universe rather than user count: large-load interconnection requests above the 50 MW / 69 kV threshold across six RTO/ISO regions plus state-layer filings in TX, OH, VA, PA and OR. Each request generates a multi-year lifecycle record with dozens of timestamped milestones and associated documents, so even low thousands of tracked requests yield hundreds of thousands of milestone and audit-trail events. The 2,700+ GW national queue is the outer bound of the addressable universe; the proprietary slice is the subset actually managed in-platform, which is not disclosed.
Users: No individual-registration concept — sold institutionally to utilities, transmission owners, RTOs and large-load developers, with no account count disclosed. Bounded estimate: tens of institutional organizations, inferred from 79 employees, $49.5M raised, and a buyer universe that is explicitly the small population of RTOs, IOUs and hyperscale developers.
History: 3 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — the product page is built around FERC's 18 June 2026 Section 206 show-cause orders as a live catalyst and references current-state filings (ERCOT Batch Zero for projects ≥75 MW, AEP Ohio's 25 MW data-center tariff, Dominion's new large-load class, PGE's POWER Act rules). Site assets are on a current webflow CDN and the product line is expanding (a sibling transmission-focused product exists). $49.5M raised against a 79-person team indicates an active, funded buildout.
Launched: ~2023-2024 for GridInterConnect as a product — organization footprint and domain presence trace to roughly 2020 (contact-record org creation stamp), with the company's own framing that large-load interconnection became a distinct product category only with the recent FERC reform cycle, so GridUnity itself predates this specific large-load SKU.
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