Energy demand.
Grounded in place.
Planned municipal energy intelligence connecting community needs with renewable energy development.
Understand demand
Annual consumption in MWh/GWh, peak MW, hourly and seasonal load, and residential, commercial and industrial demand.
Explore change
Population and economic growth, EV charging, new industry and data centers, with explicit scenario assumptions.
Connect supply & economics
Future solar and storage sizing, project contribution to community needs, and user-approved production forecasts passed into the Finance Studio.
Geography is part of the evidence
Municipal boundaries, utility service territories and balancing-authority regions are different geographies. Regional electricity demand will never be labeled directly measured municipal demand. Any allocation must disclose its method and uncertainty.
Planned sources: EIA annual utility data and regional electricity demand, DOE planning datasets, U.S. Census population and economic data, municipal utilities, service territories and grid infrastructure datasets. Source access, licensing and geographic compatibility require verification before ingestion.
All future outputs must identify observed measurements, modeled estimates, synthetic demonstrations or unavailable data, with dataset versions, coverage periods, units and provenance.