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Ecumenical Hunger Program

Industrial

Fresno County, California · CAISO

DC Readiness
41.5
Fair / 100

At a glance

Ecumenical Hunger Program is an industrial datacenter candidate site in Fresno County, California, scoring 41.5/100 DC Readiness — 512th of 628 scored sites in the county. It sits in the CAISO grid region and the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO service territory, where interconnection has averaged 7.6 years from request to operation.

Power & interconnection

UtilitySOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COinvestor ownedmoderate to large load · terms ≥ 50 MW

Speed to power

Interconnection outlookConstrained
≈ 8.3 yrs typical interconnection wait

Deep queue and long historical waits — plan for a multi-year interconnection timeline and engage the utility early.

ISO / RTO regionCAISO
Queue depth227
Avg queue wait7.6 yrs
Recent queue wait8.3 yrs
Completion rate11%
Withdrawal rate89%

Connectivity

Nearest IXPUnwired FAT1 - Fresno Colocation
IXP distance41.4 mi
Fiber providers13
Fiber coverage37.8%

Site characteristics

Site typeIndustrial

Risk & environment

Environmental constraintNone (0/100)
Water stress (WRI)High
Wetlands (NWI)—
Critical habitat—
Superfund nearby—
Hazard sub-score52/100

Location context

Nearest datacenterUnwired FAT1 - Fresno Colocation
DC distance41.4 mi
County hazard (FEMA NRI)Relatively High (48)
DC tax incentiveNo
Commercial electricity28.96¢/kWh
Industrial electricity22.28¢/kWh
Cooling degree days1,000
Heating degree days2,500
Land price / acre$16,378

Regulatory climate

Moderatestate posture · as of 2026-08

No notable statewide DC restriction on record; confirm local zoning and utility tariffs.

DC tax incentiveNo / suspended

Site location

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≥ 7560–7540–60≤ 40
This site + 8 nearby

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How does Ecumenical Hunger Program compare with other sites in Fresno County?

Ecumenical Hunger Program ranks 512th of 628 scored candidate sites in Fresno County. Its 41.5/100 is roughly in line with the county average of 43.8. It is roughly in line with the California average of 45.4 and about 22% below the national average of 53.2.

Against the California average, its strongest sub-score is natural hazard (52 vs 51) and its weakest is fiber connectivity (55 vs 66). Power and speed to power each carry 20% of the composite score, fiber 12%, water 7% and hazard 6%.

How close is Ecumenical Hunger Program to power, fiber and other datacenters?

The nearest located transmission bottleneck is 34366_SANGER _115_34370_MC CALL _115_BR_3 _1 (CAISO), 47 miles away. For connectivity, the nearest internet exchange facility is Unwired FAT1 - Fresno Colocation at 41.4 miles. 13 fiber providers report service at the location in FCC broadband data. The closest operating datacenter on record is Unwired FAT1 - Fresno Colocation, 41.4 miles away.

What are the flood, water and hazard risks at Ecumenical Hunger Program?

At the county level, FEMA's National Risk Index rates Fresno County "Relatively High".

Full DC Readiness breakdown

All 13 weighted sub-scores (0–100) behind the composite DC Readiness score.

Power availability20%
30
Speed to power20%
43
Fiber connectivity12%
55
Energy cost10%
50
Water risk7%
24
Natural hazard6%
52
Buildability7%
50
Labor market4%
50
DC cluster4%
40
Land / acreage3%
34
Construction cost3%
50
Gas pipeline2%
10
Tax incentive1%
0
Climate / cooling1%
75

Nearby comparable sites

Other scored datacenter candidate sites in Fresno County, ranked by DC Readiness.

Sites near Ecumenical Hunger Program
SiteTypeVoltageCapacityQueue waitScore
ASHLAN AVESubstation-Adjacent230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs56.7
GREGGSubstation-Adjacent230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs56.5
BORDENSubstation-Adjacent230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs56.0
OZ FresnoGreenfield——7.6 yrs56.0
UNKNOWN301827Substation-Adjacent230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs55.9
TAP307972Substation-Adjacent230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs55.9
MANCHESTERSubstation-Adjacent115 kV100 MW7.6 yrs54.9
MCCALLSubstation-Adjacent230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs54.5

Ecumenical Hunger Program: common questions

What is the DC Readiness score of Ecumenical Hunger Program?

Ecumenical Hunger Program scores 41.5/100 on the GridCensus DC Readiness scale, rated fair. It ranks 512th of 628 scored sites in Fresno County. The Fresno County average is 43.8 and the California average is 45.4.

Which electric utility serves Ecumenical Hunger Program?

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO (investor owned) holds the retail service territory that contains the site; its holding company is SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON.

What grid region is Ecumenical Hunger Program in?

Ecumenical Hunger Program is in the CAISO region. Projects interconnecting there have averaged a 7.6-year wait from queue request to operation.

How far is Ecumenical Hunger Program from an internet exchange?

The nearest internet exchange facility is Unwired FAT1 - Fresno Colocation, about 41.4 miles away; 13 fiber providers report service at the location.

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About this data

Source: GridCensus composite of HIFLD transmission and substation data, EIA, FEMA National Risk Index, FCC broadband data, PeeringDB and ISO interconnection queues, as published October 10, 2026 — GridCensus refreshes it monthly. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.

Cite as: GridCensus, “Ecumenical Hunger Program, Fresno County, CA”, https://gridcensus.com/datacenter-sites/california/fresno-county/ecumenical-hunger-program-68f7847c (data as of October 10, 2026).

Dataset updated . Screening estimates derived from public data sources.

Figures are screening estimates derived from public infrastructure data. Catalogued capacity reflects theoretical candidate capacity, not deliverable or committed interconnection. Confirm all values with the utility, ISO, and on-the-ground due diligence.

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