Researched, sourced, and derived by Azraq — rates, cost, and risk data, by market, rebuilt as one linked set so every figure can be checked against every other. Search below, or scan by category.
Grid Capacity, Power & Connectivity, Data Center Load Profiles and Network Utilisation, refreshed daily from the network operators’ open data.
Seven zones, from Northern Virginia to the West. Boston and New England first: clusters and candidate sites ranked by National Grid feeder headroom.
Connectability Score by data center cluster, starting with the UAE: high-voltage substations, built-out MW, connectivity, water and physical risk.
BeNeLux: the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, where grid congestion is the binding constraint: DC clusters around Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, Antwerp and Luxembourg City ranked by Connectability Score, with exchanges and cable landings.
Kenya first: DC clusters around Nairobi and Mombasa ranked on grid proximity, from KETRACO stations and Kenya Power network data, with exchanges and cable landings.
Malaysia and Singapore as one market: the Johor corridor, where Singapore’s constraint became Malaysia’s pipeline. Clusters ranked on mapped substation density, with exchanges and cable landings.
Rate by market and tenant/workload type, $/kW/month — US and international.
SLA thresholds, redundancy profiles, and commercial terms across colocation and lease structures.
Wholesale/colocation vacancy rate by market, with Y/Y change and CAGR.
Data center land cost by market, $/acre and $/sq ft, US and international.
Commercial/industrial electricity rates by market, local currency and USD-equivalent cents/kWh.
Power and Water Usage Effectiveness by scope, company, and cooling technology.
Property, all-risk, and business-interruption insurance cost benchmarks for data center assets.
How long it takes to get a new grid connection, by operator/country, for a power plant or large load.
Interconnection queue size, large-load pipeline, generation mix, and transmission context by grid operator.
Dominant natural hazards and FEMA National Risk Index expected-annual-loss rating by market.
SLA risk analytics: what each SLA pays, routine credit cost under an assumed outage pattern, and the exposure above the credits.
WRI Aqueduct baseline water stress by market -- site selection, cooling design, and water-rights risk.
Formal moratoriums, zoning bans, and legislative proposals restricting new development.
Five weighted Azraq KRI pillars scored 1.00–5.00 into an overall risk score, plotted against price and converted back into a price.
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