Utility Tools

Explore public energy infrastructure on a map, sketch what you might add (plants, rooftop solar, batteries, or big new loads), and get a first-pass read on whether nearby transmission could handle it.

These tools are educational. They use open HIFLD / EPA-style GIS layers and simplified hosting-capacity rules — not a utility interconnection study.

Grid & energy

• Electric Grid Analysis — interactive map starting on Santa Fe, NM (plus Albuquerque, Denver, Austin, and other metros with public HIFLD layers); place generation or load; run a quick capacity / backfeed check