Where a data center can connect in Great Britain, how hard the network already works and how much power existing data centers actually draw. Four analyses built from the network operators’ open data and Azraq’s sites database, refreshed daily. Each market card shows its top Connectability Score, a 0 to 100 screen of how easily a load could connect.
Deliverable demand capacity at GB substations, capped by grid supply point limits, with data center sites, planning, flood, cooling and connectivity context.
Deliverable grid capacity against distance to Britain’s internet exchanges, with a power and fibre shortlist and remote training candidates.
How much of their agreed capacity UK data centers draw: quarterly trend, daily profile and spikes, with a page per anonymised site.
How hard distribution transformers already work: peak load trends, stretched substations and forecast overloads across three networks.
Planned and unplanned power cuts right now across the networks that publish a live feed, refreshed every five minutes.
Where Britain’s wind is generated and its grid is least congested: SSEN and SP Energy Networks headroom north of the border with Azraq data center sites on top, and Scottish news with tags and sentiment.