How suggestions are reviewed

Any generation, storage, transmission, pipeline or large-load project, at any stage. An editor reviews every submission before anything is published, and checks it against the public record and the projects we already hold.

Every answer is needed unless it says optional. Nothing here is published until an editor has reviewed it.

The project

As the sponsor or the queue names it.

The company behind the project.

A number, like 150 or 87.5.

For a project with storage. A number, like 400.

Where the project stands today, as you see it. An editor checks it against the public record. What each status means.

Up to 2,000 characters. Anything that helps an editor find the project in a public record: a site, a filing, a press release.

Where it is

A country and state code: US-TX for Texas, US-CA for California, or US if it spans several states. Outside the United States, the two-letter country code, like GB.

Identifiers you already have (optional)

They let an editor find the project in public registers and link your submission to a record we already hold.

As the queue lists it, like 23INR0001.

The plant code on EIA forms 860 and 860M, like 57701.

Like ER24-1234-000. A state docket can go in the description.

Your details

So an editor can ask you about this submission. They are kept with it and in our contact records, never shown on a record or attached to a company. See the privacy notice.

Publication

Left unticked, an approved submission stays private: our editors use it to match the project against opportunities, and it appears on no public page, feed or API. Ticked, an editor may publish it.