#Major electricity companies update#

The monthly survey collected these data from January 2011 to January 2017.ĭescription: The data contain the list of balancing authorities and the states they operate in.ĭescription: The data contain revenue, sales, and customer count by sector from utilities that deliver energy in Texas.ĭescription: The data contain energy demand response programs by state, sector, and balancing authority. Historical Changes: We started collecting the number of standard meters in 2013. Form EIA-861 respondents also report the number of standard meters (non AMR/AMI) in their system. The energy served (in megawatthours) for AMI systems is provided. We reformatted the files to make them easier to understand and to match the format and titles of the current files.ĭescription: The data contain a complete list of all respondents from both forms and which files they have data in.ĭescription: The data contain number of meters from automated meter readings (AMR) and advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) by state, sector, and balancing authority.

#Major electricity companies update#

We reformatted the files for the years 1990–2011, but we didn’t change or update any data files. In 2020, the number of utilities increased to about 1,700 utilities. Please refer to our Guide to EIA Electric Power Data and send any questions to 2012, we created Form EIA-861S to reduce respondent burden and to increase our processing efficiency that year, about 1,100 utilities initially reported on this form instead of Form EIA-861. Data from these files can be found throughout our publications, usually in aggregated form in our Electric Power Annual (EPA) report State Electricity Profiles (SEP) Electric Sales, Revenue, and Average Price (ESR) report Electricity Data Browser and in some Today in Energy articles. Our survey page contains the current survey form, instructions, respondent portal, and frequently asked questions. Data are the individual surveys responses and are included in the files described below.

This survey collects more data than the monthly counterpart, Form EIA-861M. The short form is intended for smaller bundled-service utilities and has less detailed responses. This survey is a census of all United States electric utilities.

Form EIA-861, Annual Electric Power Industry Report, and Form EIA-861S (the shortform) collect data from distribution utilities and power marketers of electricity.