@report{rand2023queued,
title={Queued Up: Characteristics of Power Plants Seeking Transmission Interconnection As of the End of 2022},
author={Joseph Rand and Rose Strauss and Will Gorman and Joachim Seel and Julie Mulvaney Kemp and Seongeun Jeong and Dana Robson and Ryan Wiser},
institution={Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory},
url={https://emp.lbl.gov/sites/default/files/queued_up_2022_04-06-2023.pdf},
urldate={2023-04-06},
year={2023},
month={04},
annote={Quote: "Most (~1260 GW) proposed generation is zero-carbon."  Quote: "The average time projects spent in queues before being built has increased markedly. The typical project built in 2022 took 5 years from the interconnection request to commercial operations, compared to 3 years in 2015 and <2 years in 2008."  Quote: "Interest in hybrid plants has increased over time: Hybrids comprise 52\% of active storage capacity (358 GW), 48\% of solar (457 GW), and 8\% of wind (24 GW)."  Quote: "As of the end of 2022, there were over 10,200 projects seeking grid interconnection across the U.S., representing over 1,350 GW of generation and an estimated 680 GW of storage."  Quote: "Ultimately, much of this proposed capacity will not be built. Historically only ~21\% of projects (and only 14\% of capacity) requesting interconnection from 2000-2017 have reached commercial operations."},
}