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Qatar leads 3 of 7 dimensions across the 30 rated jurisdictions.

Dimension scores 0–10, composite JCI 0–100; "—" = not yet evidenced at E1–E2. Methodology v0 — every score traces to cited sources on the jurisdiction page.

Score history begins June 14, 2026 — 30 jurisdictions scored across 2 scoring runs so far; trend lines deepen as new runs publish.

One row per published scoring run (jurisdiction_scores is append-only — history is recorded, never back-filled). The line chart deepens as runs accumulate.

Across the 30 rated jurisdictions, the single strongest dimension score is Singapore in Stability & Execution Risk (9 of 10); the computed median profile is drawn for comparison.

Dimension scores 0–10 per methodology v0; full sub-factor provenance on each jurisdiction page. The chart's chips overlay up to four jurisdictions; the median profile is computed per dimension across rated jurisdictions.

US — Rest of US (composite) hosts the largest tracked capacity: 15,422 MW across 9 projects (38.7% of 39,862 tracked MW).

Only projects with a stored MW figure enter the sums (12 active projects without a disclosed capacity excluded, never estimated). In the chart, undisclosed projects appear as a hatched leaf per jurisdiction, drawn at the median disclosed project size for visibility only.

211.3B USD of evidenced capital commitments span 24 entity–project links; the largest single commitment is 40.0B USD by Google into Google Haskell County Data Centers.

Committed capital is shown only where a USD figure is on the evidence record (project–entity roles) — 178 roles without a disclosed figure are excluded, never estimated.

35 tracked projects across 8 jurisdictions, totaling 39,862 MW of announced or in-development capacity.

Markers are sized by disclosed capacity and colored by the latest project health score (0–100); the capacity heat layer (Heat / Markers / Both toggle) is weighted purely by stored MW — undisclosed capacity registers only a trace of presence, never an estimate. Undisclosed sites are plotted at their jurisdiction's centroid and labeled as such — a centroid is never presented as an exact site location. The phase filter and month scrubber move projects through phases per announced timelines — as announced by developers and press, not a Compute Institute forecast; a milestone dated only "2028" resolves to the end of its stated period. Projects with no announced timeline are ghosted at low opacity on the map — shown, never hidden silently, never interpolated.

Construction-stage projects carry the most tracked capacity: 27,252 MW (68.4% of the 39,862 MW pipeline).

Lifecycle order; MW sums cover projects with a stored capacity figure (12 without one). Statuses and capacities are provenance-backed project fields. Each stage links to the projects dashboard pre-filtered to that status.

Per announced timelines, tracked operating capacity reaches 37.2 GW by 2032 — 6 projects carry no dated timeline and are shown separately, never interpolated.

Phases derive from milestone-type transitions (groundbreaking → construction; energization/commissioning → operating) plus current statuses. 26 of 35 projects carry dated milestone claims (40 dated milestones; precision mix: 1 day, 6 month, 4 quarter, 7 half, 22 year). Already-due claims apply from the current month; nothing is interpolated or forecast.