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Revised Short-Term (2011-2012) Peak Demand Forecast, Committee Final Report (PDF file)

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Electricity Supply Analysis Division

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The mission of the Energy Commission's analytical division is to conduct assessments of California's electricity and natural gas systems and trends providing information for decision-makers and the public resulting in policies that balance the need for adequate resources with economic, public health, safety, and environmental goals. The divisions's emphasis is on building staff capabilities in the latest modeling and analytical techniques.

The Electricity Supply Analysis Division was created in July 2006 combining two offices from other Energy Commission Divisions into one integrated Division. The Electricity Assessment Office was moved from the Systems Assessment and Facilities Siting Division. The Demand Analysis Office was moved from the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Division.

For more information, please contact:

Division Director
    Sylvia Bender, Deputy Director
    E-mail: Sylvia.Bender @ energy.ca.gov
    Phone: 916-653-6841

Jacqueline Dockum, Executive Assistant
    E-mail: Jacqueline.Dockum @ energy.ca.gov
    Phone: 916-654-4522


Division Offices

The Electricity Supply Analysis Division has two main offices:

  • Demand Analysis Office
  • Electricity Assessment Office

Demand Analysis Office

This office provides accurate and timely energy demand forecasts to policy makers by collecting and analyzing data on electricity and natural gas consumption; forecasting peak and total energy consumption by sector; and analyzing relationships of weather and peak electricity use. Provides assessments of whether utilities have adequate year-ahead resources to meet demand. Estimates conservation impacts of existing and proposed utility program activities as well as from building and appliance standards. Provides objective technical analyses and modeling to explain how energy is used in California.

California Energy Commission
Demand Analysis Office
1516 Ninth Street, MS-22
Sacramento, CA 95814
Main Phone: 916-654-4755


Electricity Analysis Office

This office provides critical information and independent, objective analyses of the electricity and natural gas markets, electric and natural gas systems operations, and electric, natural gas and environmental resource issues through energy data collection, analysis and reporting on energy trends, prices, technical modeling, and recommendations to improve functions of electricity and natural gas systems and markets and promote sound public policy.

California Energy Commission
Electricity Analysis Office
1516 Ninth Street, MS-20
Sacramento, CA 95814
Main Phone: 916-654-4838

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