Every interconnection queue in America, one call away.
50,597 interconnection projects, 28,763 first-party (26,948 direct from ISO/RTO filings, 1,815 from state programs); the remainder reach us only via LBNL's annual file or a competitor's product. Live per-market breakdown at /catalog. For investors, developers, and AI agents.
Try it now, without signing up
GET /stats · no credentialThis runs against production from your browser — the same host your code will call, the same rows. No sandbox, no fixture, no key.
curl https://api.prospectorlabs.io/stats
See what's actually in there
computed live, per marketThe question right after the sample query is always the same one. Per-market totals, how much of each market we pull directly from the ISO versus take from an aggregated source, and when each one last refreshed — computed live, including the markets where our coverage is weak.
Connect your AI agent
MCP · Claude Desktop, Claude Code, CursorThe keyless aggregates (/stats, /catalog/data, /coverage and /source-freshness) work straight away;
anything returning per-project rows needs a free key in
PROSPECTOR_API_KEY.
{
"mcpServers": {
"prospector-energy": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["prospector-energy-mcp"],
"env": { "PROSPECTOR_API_URL": "https://api.prospectorlabs.io" }
}
}
}
Then ask your agent: "What's in the CAISO interconnection queue?"
The aggregates stay open. The rows take thirty seconds.
The live query above ran with no credential, and the aggregates always will. Everything that returns per-project records — the queue itself, the change feed, developers, data centers — needs a key; bulk CSV export needs a paid plan. No email to a human.