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Power-ready sites for data center growth

Site selection, power procurement, grid analysis, and capacity planning, all in one platform built for data center operators.

Updated October 2026

The same project, two timelines

A site picked on real estate finds out about power a year later. A site picked at the substation knows within the hour.

Start at the substation

Headroom and transmission capacity mapped first.

Screen the interconnection

Queue depth and headroom at each candidate substation.

Model the power cost

Utility rates, PPA, and behind-the-meter options side by side.

Advance or drop

Only power-ready sites move to LOI. Next region the same day.

Unlike manual site selection, Basepoint lets you:

One end-to-end platform. Consistent progress, fewer disruptions, faster delivery.

Run automated screening

Substation headroom, transmission, queue depth, zoning, and environmental layers in one pass.

Collaborate in one place

Site selection, utility engagement, and power cost on one record for real estate, energy, and finance.

Find parcels fast

Parcels near capacity, ranked by acreage, zoning, fiber, and ownership.

Model the power options

Utility rates, PPA, and behind-the-meter side by side, before the LOI.

Substation headroom first

Substation loading, voltage, and served load on the map before any parcel is considered.

Basepoint map zoomed to farmland parcels with a substation popup showing a 161 kV substation scored 74 with moderate load, annual load, served population, and residential, commercial, and industrial mix

Interconnection screened per candidate

A DC power flow withdrawal study at the candidate point of interconnection: N-1 contingency screen, binding constraints, and a cost estimate.

Basepoint grid workspace running a 50 MW withdrawal capacity study: study setup with N-1 screen on, a map of studied substations and line margins around the site, and the findings panel with cost and constraint tabs

The community, read before the hearing

Local sentiment, stakeholders, petitions, and county ordinance signals for data centers, scored inside the parcel assessment.

Basepoint siting assessment for a data center parcel near Des Moines, on the Community Pulse tab showing AI data center sentiment, score drivers, and a summarized local news article

Frequently asked questions

What load sizes is Basepoint built for?

Edge sites through gigawatt campuses. Headroom, queue, and power cost screens run the same way at 20 MW and 2 GW; only the substations that qualify change.

Which regions does Basepoint cover?

US coverage across PJM, MISO, ERCOT, CAISO, NYISO, ISO-NE, and SPP, plus non-ISO utilities, with county-level parcel, zoning, and environmental data nationwide.

Can Basepoint screen behind-the-meter generation?

Yes. On-site solar, storage, and gas options are modeled beside utility tariffs and PPAs for each site, so the power plan and the site choice are made together.

How current is the interconnection data?

Queue positions, cluster windows, and posted study results refresh from the ISOs and utilities with change history, and agents can flag movement at your candidate substations.

Can my existing site pipeline be imported?

Yes. Basepoint imports sites and models from Excel, CSV, and shapefiles, and most teams are fully onboarded within a week.