
This record provides hourly state-level electricity demand profiles for the contiguous United States (U.S.) for 15 weather years (2007–2013 + 2016–2023), used in the Regional Energy Deployment System (ReEDS) model. Profiles for 2007–2013 use data from FERC Form 714 and ISO/RTO websites; profiles for 2016–2023 use data from EIA Form 930 and ISO/RTO websites. Important caveats and details on data processing are provided in the ReEDS documentation. Demand profiles represent gross end-use load in hour-ending format, in units of [MWh/h]. All profiles are at hourly resolution in U.S. Central Standard Time (UTC–06:00). For leap years, the final day of the weather year (December 31) is dropped, such that each weather year contains 8760 hours. File structure Electricity demand profiles are saved as a Hierarchical Data Format (HDF5) file. The following Python function can be used to read a demand profile .h5 file into a pandas dataframe: import h5py import pandas as pd def read_profile(filepath): """ Read an hourly profile from `filepath` and return a pandas dataframe. Usage: `df = read_profile('/path/to/filename.h5')` """ encoding = 'utf-8' with h5py.File(filepath, 'r') as f: df = pd.DataFrame( f['data'][:], columns=pd.Series(f['columns']).str.decode(encoding), index=f['index_0'], ) df.index = pd.to_datetime( pd.Series(df.index, name='datetime').str.decode(encoding) ) return df
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