Jackson Associates turns detailed customer, energy-use and hourly-load information into forecasts, market assessments and practical utility planning results.
For electric cooperatives, municipal utilities, investor-owned utilities, G&T cooperatives, engineering consultants and program teams, the Grid Impact Model connects localized residential EV forecasts with grid-risk screening, managed-charging strategy and utility economics.
Projects are structured around a defined planning, market or investment question and the level of geographic and customer detail needed to answer it.
Customer-based forecasts reflect technology choices, program incentives, customer characteristics and geographic variation.
JA has estimated detailed market potential and sales for more than two dozen companies, including analysis of product-feature tradeoffs.
Scenario analysis connects technology characteristics, customer response and participation with hourly load impacts and program economics.
Statistical profitability and segmentation models identify attractive customers, market segments and sales opportunities for energy providers and ESCOs.
Custom load data can be developed for individual customers, market segments, rate classes and other utility-defined categories.
Quantitative assessments help retail providers, energy service companies and technology firms evaluate market size, profitability, acquisition and targeting.
Jackson Associates conducts the analysis and delivers clear findings, assumptions, business-case results and recommended next steps.
Receive customer-segment results, 8,760 load profiles and export files for planning, rate or engineering workflows.
A model can be prepared and licensed for one utility so the client or its consultant can evaluate additional scenarios in-house.
Jackson Associates has supported utilities, government agencies, technology companies, retail energy providers, ESCOs, consultants and research organizations. Market-strategy work has included Texas, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, other deregulated states and Canadian provinces.
View client experienceServices include utility forecasting, hourly-load analysis, energy-market analysis, technology-market assessment, customer segmentation, DSM and DER analysis, and Grid Impact Model planning support.
MAISY databases connect customer characteristics, annual energy use and hourly loads to forecasting, market assessment, program design and utility-planning decisions.
Yes. Jackson Associates can conduct the analysis and deliver a utility-specific report, data files and planning results. Utility-specific model licensing is also available when an organization wants to run scenarios in-house.
The Grid Impact Model supports localized planning for single-family residential utility customers, including EV adoption, charging loads, transformer-risk screening, managed charging, DSM, DER and utility economics. It does not cover commercial fleets, school buses or multifamily customers.
Tell us the geography, customer segment and decision you need to support. We can help define the appropriate data and analysis.