Large Load Interconnection Intake demo
Separate real megawatts from phantom load. 1:15
What the demo shows
A workflow solution for planners that screens data-center and large-load connection requests.
Six agents read every large-load request file, score its readiness, look for the same site asked of another utility and apply the large-load tariff. Then the request is drawn on a map of the network: its ramp schedule is plotted against the substation's headroom over time, with the planned upgrades marked. Where the ramp outruns the network, the headroom screener proposes a staged ramp the network can serve now, recalculates the security for it and sends it to the transmission planner to sign. The tariff analyst confirms the terms; the account manager sends the study agreement and the missing-evidence letter.
Transcript
- Large Load Interconnection Intake screens data center and Large Load Request for planners.
- Developers ask for hundreds of megawatts, often at several utilities at once.
- Kestrel Bay wants 300 megawatts at Harrow Ridge by late 2028.
- Amara runs the screening.
- Six agents read the file and check readiness and tariff.
- The same parcel was asked of another utility in August.
- The ramp exceeds Harrow Ridge's headroom by 180 megawatts in 2028.
- So the screener offers a staged ramp.
- 120 megawatts now, 300 after two upgrades.
- Tomas, the transmission planner, signs the staged offer.
- Real load is served two years sooner, and phantom load never reaches study.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.