US EIA California Hourly Energy Demand by Region : January 1st to March 30th 2026 PARQUET Dataset
Log in or register to download samples, open the notebook, and create projects.
US Energy Information Administration hourly regional energy demand for California : January 1st to March 30th 2026
This dataset appears to contain energy consumption data, specifically power usage in megawatthours, over a period of time with hourly intervals. It provides details about the frequency and duration of each measurement.
Overall: The overall quality score of 77.0/100 suggests that while the dataset is mostly complete and accurate, there may be some errors or missing values.
Completeness: A completeness score of 100.0/100 indicates that all necessary data points are present in the dataset.
Validity: A validity score of 90.0/100 implies that most of the measurements are reliable and trustworthy.
Uniqueness: The uniqueness score of 100.0/100 suggests that each measurement is unique and does not duplicate any other entry.
Consistency: A consistency score of 0.0/100 indicates a high degree of inconsistency in the data, which may raise concerns about data integrity.
Analyzing historical energy consumption patterns to inform demand forecasting and resource allocation.
Evaluating the effectiveness of different energy efficiency measures or conservation strategies.
Comparing energy usage across different regions, industries, or devices to identify trends and areas for improvement.
The dataset may not account for seasonal variations in energy consumption, which could affect accuracy if used for forecasting purposes.
Limited data points might make it difficult to draw conclusions about longer-term trends or patterns.
energy-consumption, power-usage, megawatthours, hourly-intervals, historical-data, demand-forecasting
Visualize dataset coverage on a map. Geospatial columns (latitude/longitude, lat/lon, x/y) are detected automatically.
Loading analysis steps...
Please log in to view your saved notebooks
No comments yet — be the first to share your thoughts.
Please log in to comment.