Daily Texas PUC sweep
Every electric (UtilityType=E) filing on the Texas PUC Interchange, read by Claude Opus 4.7 against Cliff’s data-center predevelopment relevance lens. Rows score high when they touch large-load interconnection, BTM generation, BESS, curtailable load, air-permit derate economics, or a named hyperscaler / co-lo. The classification prompt is open at scripts/dockets/tx_puc_pull.txt.
Hyperscaler land teams + BTM/BESS developers: SGIA cancellation in AEP Texas territory signals freed-up queue capacity at the Portside POI; worth tracking as a potential interconnection opening, though Portside is not a recognized hyperscaler/large-load name.
BTM/BESS developers + hyperscaler land teams: SGIA cancellation in AEP Texas territory signals a Broad Reach Power (BRP) project dropping out of queue—worth tracking for freed-up interconnection capacity adjacent to potential data center sites.
BESS developers + queue watchers: SGIA amendment for a likely storage project at Garland muni signals queue movement, but no recognized hyperscaler or large-load nexus from metadata alone.
No audience: routine SEC 8-K re-served to PUC. Already on EDGAR; no large-load, interconnection, or tariff content discernible from metadata.
No audience: 10-Q SEC re-serves contain no large-load, interconnection, or tariff signal relevant to data center or BTM developers.