MAISY Updates

• 2012 Utility Customer Databases Now Available

Publications Using MAISY Data

• Improving Energy Efficiency and Smart Grid Program Analysis With Agent-Based End-Use forecasting Models, Energy Policy, 2010
• White Paper: Are Smart Grids a Smart Investment? Hourly Load Analysis of 800,000 Utility Customers at 200 of the Largest US Utilities, 2009
• White Paper: Shining the Light on Smart Grid Investments:A Duke Energy Case Study, 2009
• White Paper: Top 10 Energy Efficient States, 2008
• Energy Budgets at Risk (EBAR) (J Jackson, Wiley, 2008) Provides New Energy-Efficiency Investment Evaluation Tools
• Ensuring Emergency Power for Critical Municipal Services With Natural gas-fired Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Systems, Energy Policy, 2007
• Are US Standby rates inhibiting Diffusion of Customer-Owned Generating Systems? Energy Policy, 2007

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2012 MAISY® Utility Customer Energy Use & Hourly Load Databases Now Available

Developed from more than 5 million individual utility customer records, databases include information on a sample of individual utility customer buildings, equipment, operations and energy use. Detail ranges from annual energy use to 8,760 hourly loads for individual customers to service area and state-level energy use aggregates. MAISY profiler software supports drill-down operations to develop energy use information based on detailed customer characteristics. Click here to view an 8 minute MAISY Profiler video-demo for a quick overview of the databases and software. Jackson Associates has been providing energy industry utility customer databases and analysis since 1982 Our client list reflects a who's-who in the energy industry. This Web site provides an overview of database applications and Jackson Associates services. Click here for Database detail

Database Applications Apply the MAISY Profiler Software

Specify any or all building/equipment/occupant characteristics and the Profiler extracts appropriate database records providing you with an Excel workbook containing energy use and hourly loads data reflecting the customer or market segment of interest.

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Specify monthly or partial year electric bill data along with any building/equipment/occupant characteristics available and the Profiler will provide an Excel workbook with hourly load data calibrated to the billing data.

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Let the Profiler extract full database records including day-type/month load profiles and 8,760 hourly load data for any building/equipment/occupant characteristics (or all buildings if you like) for your own analysis.

If you like, we will add analysis and calculation software and even utility rates to the Excel workbook provided by the Profiler to give you a tool that you can immediately apply.