I'm not an expert in the US grid, but where I am, the grid moves at a different pace. It also has a bunch of constraints that are not that appealing. For examp

I'm not an expert in the US grid, but where I am, the grid moves at a different pace. It also has a bunch of constraints that are not that appealing. For example there is a strict supply limit. You can't just attach 4x6MW connections in a few weeks. More over, that kind of cable is £900 a meter, at the least. Its also oil filled and needs a bunch of other infra to keep it cold. Then, the lead time for transformers is also quite high. I'm not sure about the switch gear and meters though. Once you have all that, you need to make sure your local spur of the grid has enough capacity to provide what you need. Then you can bid for a connection. THe further away you are from the grid the more it costs.