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Datacenter Power Prices by US Wholesale Market

Every Power dataset requires an Ornn subscription. Full access opens every dataset, with history, exports and API keys.

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By hub

  • WECC NorthwestFull access
  • WECC SouthwestFull access
  • PJMFull access
  • CAISOFull access
  • ISO-NEFull access
  • MISOFull access
  • ERCOTFull access

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Load vs ForecastRequires full accessActual demand against the grid forecastFuel MixRequires full accessGeneration by fuel across operating regionsPrice Volatility & Tail RiskRequires full accessDollar risk and price tails by market
BasisComing soonHub-to-hub spreads across the operating regions

About the power datasets

The power class records daily wholesale electricity prices at seven US hubs: six ICE peak products (Mid-C, PJM, CAISO, ISO-NE, Palo Verde, MISO) and ERCOT day-ahead, with hourly load and fuel-mix context for Full-tier readers. Electricity is the second-largest input cost in AI compute after the accelerator itself, so a power series beside the GPU rental index shows the energy side of what an hour of compute costs to produce in each hub.

Which power markets are tracked?

Seven US hubs: six ICE peak products (Mid-C, PJM, CAISO, ISO-NE, Palo Verde, MISO) and ERCOT day-ahead, each with a daily wholesale price; hourly load and fuel mix are part of the Full tier. The hub list and fields are documented at data.ornn.com/docs/power-markets.

How does the power price affect the cost of a GPU-hour?

A GPU server draws a roughly fixed load, so the electricity cost of a GPU-hour is the wholesale price at that hub times the hardware's power draw and the facility's overhead. The datasets let a reader price that term for a chosen hub and set it beside the rental index.

Can I pull power prices from the API?

Yes, with a subscription. The REST API and MCP server expose the list of tracked power markets, the latest snapshot and the daily history per hub; the endpoints are documented at data.ornn.com/docs/power-markets.