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Coverage

What InfraMap covers

Eleven datasets, seven markets. 79 of 80 feeds current. Late: CAISO battery revenue. The longest history is PJM real-time prices, from April 1998.

As of 9:07 PM ET, November 1, 2026

First year served

DatasetCAISOERCOTISO-NEMISONYISOPJMSPP
Day-ahead prices2016201420152005199920232014
Real-time prices2016201420172005199919982014
Ancillary services2009202620202023199920262014
Binding constraints2019202620192023201320262025
Capacity auctions——2010201320062007—
Interconnection queues2026201820262026202620262026
Load and fuel mix2018202620192023200120262011
EIA-930 hourlyJuly 2015 in every market
Forecast vintages2009202620222026200420262026
Outages2023202620192024200420262016
SubstationsNovember 2026 catalog for every market
Model estimates
Battery revenue2024 (late)2023202420222005—2025

— Not served in this market. A late feed shows its year in amber.

Where the pricing nodes are

28,214 of 41,267 pricing nodes priced now have a map position.

CAISO8,761 of 19,224
ERCOT1,085 of 1,311
ISO-NE1,164 of 1,207
MISO1,657 of 2,628
NYISO565 of 766
PJM13,833 of 14,505
SPP1,149 of 1,626

Position confidenceABCDNo position

Dataset notes

Source, cadence, licence and known gaps for each dataset. The MCP tool get_data_coverage returns the same, with exact days.

Day-ahead pricesEvery hub, zone and node, from each ISO’s day-ahead market.
Source
Each ISO’s day-ahead LMP files (LBMP in NYISO, settlement point prices in ERCOT), with congestion and loss components where published
Cadence
Daily, within an hour of each market’s publication
Licence
Public market data under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
Early years cover plant nodes and hubs; every node starts later in each market, and the PJM and ERCOT every-node backfills are still running. ERCOT Hub Average before 2026 is the mean of its four hubs.
Real-time pricesFive-minute hubs and every node, with hourly means.
Source
Each ISO’s real-time LMP files (ERCOT 15-minute settlement point prices and 5-minute SCED prices)
Cadence
Every 5 minutes for hubs; every hour for all nodes
Licence
Public market data under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
PJM before 2023 covers hubs, zones and aggregates only. CAISO has no source files for part of April 2025. NYISO look-ahead intervals are not kept.
Ancillary servicesPrices and cleared MW for regulation and reserves.
Source
Each ISO’s day-ahead and real-time ancillary service clearing prices and quantities
Cadence
Hourly, after each ISO posts
Licence
Public market data under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
Products differ by market and are not merged across ISOs. Preliminary and advisory values are kept apart from final ones.
Binding constraintsShadow prices, day-ahead and real-time.
Source
Each ISO’s binding constraint and shadow price reports, with a registry of every constraint seen
Cadence
Hourly; MISO the next day; PJM real time one to three days late
Licence
Public market data under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
Sign conventions are each ISO’s own. NYISO publishes constraint cost in dollars, not a shadow price.
Capacity auctionsResults by zone, in native units and $/MW-day.
Source
PJM RPM, MISO PRA, NYISO ICAP and ISO-NE FCM results, each with its source document
Cadence
Monthly, and within days of a new auction
Licence
Public market information under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
CAISO, ERCOT and SPP run no capacity auction. PJM cleared MW start with 2014/15; earlier auctions have prices only.
Interconnection queuesDaily snapshots and every change; ERCOT monthly from 2018.
Source
Each ISO’s queue report, normalized to one schema; history from LBNL Queued Up
Cadence
Daily
Licence
Public ISO queue reports under each ISO’s terms of use; LBNL Queued Up with attribution
Known gaps
Snapshots start when InfraMap first stored a report, except ERCOT’s monthly reports from December 2018. Points of interconnection are matched to substations by name and may be wrong.
Load and fuel mixEach ISO’s own load, fuel mix and storage output.
Source
Each ISO’s system load, generation by fuel and storage reports
Cadence
Every 5 minutes; PJM fuel mix hourly
Licence
Public ISO data under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
Several ISOs publish only today and yesterday, so their history starts with InfraMap’s first poll. Fuel categories are kept as published and mapped to common ones.
EIA-930 hourlyDemand, generation by fuel and EIA’s demand forecast.
Source
U.S. Energy Information Administration, Hourly Electric Grid Monitor (EIA-930), by balancing authority
Cadence
Hourly; fuel mix 9 to 14 hours behind
Licence
U.S. government data, public domain
Known gaps
EIA’s adjusted values. Fuel mix starts in July 2018. A balancing authority is not the same footprint as its ISO market.
Forecast vintagesEvery load, wind and solar forecast, by publish time.
Source
Each ISO’s load, wind and solar forecasts; every published vintage kept
Cadence
Within 20 minutes of each publication
Licence
Public market data under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
History before InfraMap’s first poll is what each ISO still serves: PJM keeps 30 days of wind and solar vintages, CAISO keeps one run per interval.
OutagesUnit events or outage MW by type.
Source
Each ISO’s generation outage reports, every report kept as a vintage
Cadence
Hourly or daily, as each ISO posts
Licence
Public market data under each ISO’s terms of use
Known gaps
Unit-level events for some ISOs, aggregate MW for others. Transmission outages are not public in CAISO, ERCOT, MISO or PJM.
SubstationsISO, utility and OpenStreetMap substations in one catalog.
Source
OpenStreetMap, the California Energy Commission, ERCOT, NYISO, EIA, US Census and ISO queue files, with a crosswalk to nodes, plants and queue points
Cadence
Rebuilt about monthly
Licence
Contains OpenStreetMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License (ODbL)
Known gaps
Community-mapped points are incomplete and voltages are as tagged. Node and queue matches are by name and distance.
Battery revenueModelModel estimate of what a 1 MW battery could have earned at each node.
Source
InfraMap model output: energy arbitrage with perfect foresight of each node’s prices
Cadence
Daily for the month to date; final on the first days of the next month
Licence
Follows the licence of each source price dataset
Known gaps
A model, not any project’s earnings. Each market starts with its every-node price history.