ERCOT queue diligence

Know what is in the queue.
Know what has a commitment signal behind it.

Firm Power Research turns public interconnection filings into source-linked decision briefs for teams evaluating a project, market or competitor set.

Primary sourceERCOT GIS filing
Current filingJuly 2026
Records screened1,187
MethodReproducible

First engagement

Test one project claim before you rely on it.

Start with a named county, project set or competitive question. We return a concise evidence trail that shows what the public record supports, what it does not, and what deserves deeper diligence.

ERCOT Project Claim Check

  1. 01
    Define the decision

    One geography, project set or competitor question.

  2. 02
    Trace the records

    Project-level filing rows, milestones and disclosed entities.

  3. 03
    Test the claim

    Separate observed facts, analytical signals and unknowns.

  4. 04
    Deliver the evidence

    Brief, source table and explicit limits in five business days.

Useful for

  • First-pass project and market diligence
  • Competitor and developer landscape checks
  • Testing a queue claim before deeper underwriting
  • Teams without an enterprise power-market platform

Not a substitute for

  • Power-flow or transmission studies
  • Congestion, basis or nodal-price modeling
  • Legal, engineering or investment advice
  • A conclusion that a project will be built

Open research

See the work before you buy it.

Our public notes show the source, the screen and the caveats. No registration wall.

Method

Transparent enough to challenge.

01

Start at the filing

We preserve project-level rows and state the exact publication date used.

02

Screen, do not predict

“Screened” means the record shows financial security posted and notice to proceed. It is a stronger public commitment signal, not a completion forecast.

03

Name the blind spots

Entity parentage, transmission constraints, congestion and physical serviceability require separate work.

Independent by design

A focused research desk, not a black-box platform.

Firm Power Research is an early-stage independent practice led by Michelle Humes. We use public records and reproducible analysis to help smaller teams ask better diligence questions before committing to larger studies or enterprise software.

We do not develop projects, broker sites or take positions in assets we cover.

Start with the decision

What are you trying to verify?

Send the project, portfolio or claim in question. If the public record cannot answer it, we will say so.

michelle@firmpowerresearch.com