{"comps": {"land": [], "powered_shell": []}, "hero": {"composite_score": null, "computed_at": "2026-11-12T08:45:45.882766+00:00", "constraint_score": null, "excess_power": null, "iso": "PJM", "lat": 40.06, "lng": -82.77, "name": "New Albany", "queue_wait_months": null, "slug": "new-albany", "state": "OH", "time_to_power_mo": null, "time_to_power_months": null, "verdict": "AVOID"}, "is_pro": true, "kpis": {"facility_count": 41, "headline_basis": "every facility listing DC Hub tracks in this market (operational, under construction, planned and announced; verified and unverified listings included), deduplicated by name + operator across the facilities and discovered_facilities tables. MW is summed over the listings that report capacity (mw_reporting_count of facility_count), so read it as a floor.", "lease_rate": null, "mw_reporting_count": 6, "operational_mw": 585.0, "pipeline_mw": 700.0, "queue_months": null, "top_operator": {"facility_count": 7, "name": "Google"}, "total_mw": 1815.0, "unverified_included": true, "vacancy_pct": null}, "live_as_of": {"age_hours": 0.3, "iso": "2026-11-12T08:45:45.882766+00:00"}, "ma": [], "ok": true, "open_access": "Open to every caller: this is one of the 20 largest US data-center markets by tracked capacity, and its full market briefing (grid, risk, time to power, scores) is free.", "operators": [{"facility_count": 7, "operator": "Google", "ranked_by": "facility_count", "total_mw": 0.0}, {"facility_count": 6, "operator": "Amazon Web Services", "ranked_by": "facility_count", "total_mw": 800.0}, {"facility_count": 4, "operator": "Quality Technology Services", "ranked_by": "facility_count", "total_mw": 0.0}, {"facility_count": 3, "operator": "Vantage", "ranked_by": "facility_count", "total_mw": 0.0}, {"facility_count": 2, "operator": "Meta", "ranked_by": "facility_count", "total_mw": 0.0}], "outlook": {"generated_at": "2026-11-07T09:15:08.411659+00:00", "narrative_md": "# New Albany Data Center Market Brief\n\nNew Albany hosts 41 tracked facilities totaling 1,815 MW across operational, under-construction, and planned projects. Google operates the largest footprint with 7 facilities, followed by Amazon Web Services with 6 and Quality Technology Services with 4. The market is dominated by hyperscalers and managed service providers, with Vantage operating 3 sites. These operators collectively represent the backbone of the region's capacity.\n\nThe DCPI verdict on power procurement is unambiguous: avoid. This combination reflects a market where available grid capacity is tight and power procurement costs face structural pressure. New capacity additions will encounter meaningful barriers to securing adequate supply commitments.\n\nThe absence of M&A activity or power purchase announcements stands in contrast to broader Ohio momentum, where hyperscalers continue expanding footprints in adjacent regions. Google, AWS, and Quality Technology Services maintain substantial deployed capacity, but the silence on new deal flow suggests either saturation of their current expansion plans in this specific geography or a pause in new site development pending grid relief.", "rationale": null, "verdict": "AVOID", "word_count": 209}, "pipeline": [{"eta": null, "facility": "Stargate Ohio Campus", "operator": "Stargate (OpenAI/SoftBank/Oracle)", "power_mw": 500.0, "status": "Planned"}, {"eta": null, "facility": "Compass Columbus Campus", "operator": "Compass Datacenters", "power_mw": 100.0, "status": "Under Construction"}, {"eta": null, "facility": "STACK New Albany OH", "operator": "STACK Infrastructure", "power_mw": 100.0, "status": "Under Construction"}], "power_grid": {"gen_additions_mw": 1161.5, "interconnection_pending_mw": 298922.2, "iso": "PJM", "iso_queue": {"as_of": "2026-11-12", "as_of_basis": "live_feed_fetch_date", "basis_note": "Active serial + Transition Cycle (TC1/TC2) + Cycle 1 generation requests, sum of MFO (maximum facility output, not firm MW capacity); excludes transmission-service requests, In Service and Withdrawn. Since 2026-10-20 this total includes PJM's Cycle 1 requests, which the serial export alone did not list (that is why it rose from ~135 GW); not a PJM refresh", "iso": "PJM", "queue_kind": "generation_queue", "queued_generation_gw": 373.6, "source_files": [{"file_date": null, "gw": 133.22, "rows": 626, "url": "https://services.pjm.com/PJMPlanningApi/api/Queue/ExportToXls"}, {"file_date": null, "gw": 240.37, "rows": 617, "url": "https://www.pjm.com/m/ProjectTransition/GenerateExcelTransitionProjectsAll"}], "source_name": "PJM cycle + serial service request status (active generation requests, sum of MFO)", "source_url": "https://www.pjm.com/planning/m/cycle-service-request-status"}, "queue_capacity_mw": 61907.6, "queue_wait_months": null, "reserve_margin_pct": null, "time_to_power_as_of": "2026-11-12T08:45:45.882766+00:00", "time_to_power_basis": "DCPI modelled months to energize a new large load in this market (method: https://dchub.cloud/dcpi/methodology); a model estimate, not a utility date", "time_to_power_months": null}, "redirect_to": null, "requested": "new-albany", "risk": {"drought_months_d2_plus": null, "errors": {"drought_months_d2_plus": "no_drought_source_ingested"}, "water_band": 2, "water_band_label": "Low-Medium", "water_category": "mean of 26 Aqueduct 4.0 baseline-annual basins (arid counted as ", "water_stress": 16.4, "wildfire_seismic_note": null}, "slug": "new-albany", "tier": "FREE", "_gated": true, "_locked_fields": ["constraint_score", "excess_power", "excess_power_score", "reserve_margin_pct", "time_to_power_mo", "time_to_power_months", "top_opportunities_json", "top_risks_json"], "_upgrade_cta": "BUILD/CAUTION/AVOID verdicts, the composite score and the market list are free. The DCPI sub-scores (excess-power, grid-constraint, time-to-power) and risk/opportunity detail unlock with the DC Hub plan with every tool: https://dchub.cloud/pricing."}