SecondWatt

SecondWatt — A secondary-market power-equipment pricing and procurement-intent corpus for the data-center buildout. Four layers: (1) an equipment price-evidence index that classifies every figure by evidence tier — asking price, private quote, completed transaction, or modeled estimate — tagged with source, date, and package scope, spanning gas turbines, switchgear by voltage class, and GPU/accelerator categories; (2) an OEM backlog and lead-time series (2025 orders and backlog, 2026 OEM backlog, new-OEM slot-queue wait) quantifying availability in months versus the secondary market; (3) a pr…

SecondWatt offers (Alternative, Supply Chain, Fundamental, Reference) — Not printed — observable public catalog is model dossiers across several equipment categories (gas turbines from GE, Siemens Energy, Mitsubishi Power, switchgear including Powell Industries, plus GPUs/accelerators), a pricing index segmented by condition tier and voltage class, dated buyer guides and reports for 2025 and 2026, and a nine-input NPV model with published constant tables. Expect order 10^2-10^3 model dossiers and 10^3-10^4 price-evidence points. The privately held RFQ ledger volume is not disclosed and needs vendor confirmation..

Nowcasting the data-center power buildout: the private RFQ and intake ledger is an unreleased pipeline of on-site generation demand by MW, state, EPA classification, and required timing — ahead of public announcements. Also equipment residual-value and transaction pricing for lessors, lenders, and insurers (with evidence tiers, unlike asking-price feeds); OEM order-book and backlog model input for turbine and switchgear manufacturers and their equity analysts; secondary-market arbitrage and resale spread capture; grid-interconnection queue friction studies; validation of hyperscaler power-timing assumptions; and grounding data for agentic procurement tools.

The data is with 2 years of history.

Coverage spans US, UK, China/HK; Application Software, Heavy Electrical Equipment; alternative, supply_chain, fundamental, reference; equities, commodities.