| MAISY Utility Customer Databases are the most widely-used source of utility customer energy use and hourly load information. | MAISY Models are applied by utilities and states to forecast future energy use and evaluate energy and hourly load impacts of efficiency and other programs. |
Utility Customer Energy Use & Hourly Load Databases and Analysis
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. As a boutique database, consulting and research firm, we pride ourselves on providing individualized services specifically tailored to our customer's needs. This page provides a directory to our products and services.
Recent Projects
In addition to providing MAISY®, the energy industry's most widely-used utility customer energy use and hourly loads databases, Jackson Associates applies these data resources in analysis for client projects. Links to different project categories are provided below.
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Energy Storage Market Profitability Analysis
Detailed analysis of a new energy storage technology targeted to commercial, institutional and government utility customers was undertaken for investors. Analysis results incorporate electric utility rate and hourly load impacts for the largest 1,000 electric utilities in the US.
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Aggregate Hourly Loads Analysis
Commercial sector hourly loads for NERC regions were provided to a research organization to investigate economic feasibility of combined heat and power (CHP) technologies.
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Utility Customer Energy Use and Hourly Loads Analysis
This project evaluated utility customer hourly loads to identify the most appropriate marketing strategies to promote a new energy technology.
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Energy and Hourly Load Forecasting Models
MAISY commercial and residential end use models were provided to forecast future energy use for all utility service areas in a midwestern state for the state's regulatory ageny.
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Competitive Electricity Provider Customer Profitability
Jackson Associates developed and estimated econometric customer profitiability models to prioritize marketing of competivie electricity services to more than 7 million customers.