IEPR Commissioner Workshop on Load Modifier Energy Demand Forecast Results

The California Energy Commission (CEC) will host a remote-access workshop to review draft results for the 2025 Integrated Energy Policy Report (2025 IEPR) energy demand forecast load modifiers and utility energization requests. Load modifiers include data centers, behind-the-meter distributed generation and storage, additional achievable energy efficiency, additional achievable fuel substitution, and additional achievable transportation electrification. Estimated impacts from utility energization requests (also referred to as “known loads” under the distribution system planning process) will also be discussed, but they are not load modifiers.
 

This workshop is part of the 2025 IEPR proceeding. Chair Hochschild is the CEC’s Lead Commissioner for the 2025 IEPR with Vice Chair Gunda as the Associate Commissioner.
 

The CEC aims to begin promptly at the start time posted, and the end time is an estimate based on the proposed agenda. The workshop may end sooner or later than the posted end time.

Notice and Agenda

• Notice of IEPR Commissioner Workshop on Load Modifier Energy Demand Forecast Results
• Meeting Schedule

Presentations

• Behind-the-Meter Distributed Generation Forecast Results 2A. Mark Palmere, CEC
• Hourly Behind-The-Meter Distributed Generation Forecast Results 2B. Bobby Wilson, CEC
• Draft Transportation Energy Demand Forecast for the 2025 Integrated Energy Policy Report 3A. Alan Jian, CEC
• Draft Transportation Energy Demand Forecast Hourly Results 3B. Liz Pham, CEC
• Draft Impacts of Known Loads for the 2025 IEPR Demand Forecast 4. Asish Gautam, CEC
• 2025 AAEE & AAFS Draft Results 5A. Ingrid Neumann, CEC - 5B. Ethan Cooper, CEC
• 2025 IEPR Preliminary Data Center Forecast 6. Mathew Cooper, CEC

Event Recording

• IEPR Commissioner Workshop on Load Modifier Energy Demand Forecast Results - Zoom