Indahl Atlas

Indahl Atlas is a read-only directory of built infrastructure drawn from open sources: 1,726 data centers mapped from OpenStreetMap and Epoch AI, 14,280 operating US power plants and 1,608 planned or under-construction plants reported to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). Every row carries its place and a link to its source record (the OpenStreetMap object or the EIA plant page), so any answer can be checked at its source.

Use it to find a data center by name or operator, to list the power plants in a state by fuel, to see what generation is planned and when, or to ask what infrastructure sits within a radius of a point, for example around a proposed site. It gives locations, capacities as the sources state them, and links. It does not rate, rank or score anything.

Tools: infrastructure_find_datacenter, infrastructure_find_power_plant, infrastructure_planned_plants, infrastructure_near and list_divisions. No sign-in, no key. Every answer carries its source, the time the data was read and the terms. Retrieval and answering are permitted with attribution. Use as training data is not permitted.

From Heuremen LLC (indahl.ai), which also runs read-only connectors for quantum hardware calibration, open model claims, public data checks and college AI-policy sources.