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OSCEOLA

Substation

Nevada

Max voltage
230
kV

OSCEOLA is an electric transmission substation in Nevada. It is classified as high-voltage (230 kv) and connects 2 transmission lines. Substation proximity is one of the strongest speed-to-power signals for siting a datacenter — interconnection distance to an energized, high-voltage bus is often the binding constraint on time-to-energization.

Voltage & classification

Max voltage230 kV
Min voltage230 kV
Voltage classHigh-voltage (230 kV)
Connected lines2

Ownership & operation

Operator not catalogued for this substation.

StateNevada
Coordinates39.0992, -114.5000

Nearby datacenter candidate sites

Scored candidate sites within roughly 25 miles of OSCEOLA, ranked by DC Readiness. Sites this close to an energized substation carry a strong speed-to-power advantage.

Candidate sites near OSCEOLA substation
SiteTypeStateCountyVoltageCapacityQueue waitScore
GONDERSubstation-AdjacentNVWhite Pine County345 kV600 MW6.9 yrs50.9
EC Near Ely Energy CenterGreenfieldNVWhite Pine5.8 yrs50.0
EC Near Ely Energy CenterGreenfieldNVWhite Pine5.8 yrs49.2
OSCEOLASubstation-AdjacentNVWhite Pine County230 kV300 MW6.9 yrs48.8
EC Near Ely Energy CenterGreenfieldNVWhite Pine5.8 yrs48.6
EC Near Ely Energy CenterGreenfieldNVWhite Pine5.8 yrs46.8
NEVADA - LEASEFederal ExcessNVWhite Pine County3.3 yrs44.1
Hughes 03 and Hughes 04IndustrialNVWhite Pine County6.9 yrs43.5

Dataset updated . Screening estimates derived from public data sources.

Substation attributes are derived from public HIFLD / EIA infrastructure data and may lag real-world upgrades or retirements. Voltage and connected-line counts are screening figures — confirm available capacity and interconnection terms directly with the operating utility and ISO.

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