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Southeastern Generator Interconnection Queue Updates from SREA Now Available for Download
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Southeastern Generator Interconnection Queue Updates from SREA Now Available for Download

Southern Renwable Energy Association has updated the Southeastern Generator Interconnect Queue for Fall 2025. You can download the outloook by power source. 

Before any new power plant can connect to the grid, it must first enter an interconnection queue. These queues serve as waiting lists where regional transmission operators and utilities evaluate whether the grid can safely and reliably integrate new resources. This report examines active requests in SREA’s footprint states (AL, AR, GA, KY, LA, MS, TN), with data drawn from the MISO, SPP, TVA, Southern Company, PJM, and LGEKU queues. While not every queued project will be built, these requests provide the clearest snapshot of developer interest and competition in our region.

Over the next month, we will be releasing the individual state generator queues on the blog as well. Arkansas and Louisiana have already been posted - you can check those out on their posts. 

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