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↔ See the natural gas dashboard → ↔ See the crude oil dashboard → ◆ All machine-learning models →Hourly demand, generation by fuel and estimated gas burn for each grid region, from EIA's hourly grid monitor. Times are Central.
GW, hourly. The forecast is the grid operator's day-ahead demand forecast.
US nuclear capacity offline, GW, daily, past year. More nuclear offline means more gas burn.
GW, hourly, stacked. Watch gas fill in as solar fades each evening.
Bcf/d by day (UTC days).
Click a row to switch region.
Machine-learning models for next-week price spikes at PJM West and ISO-NE Mass Hub, spark spreads and how gas burn responds to the gas price. Prices are ICE next-day on-peak trades published by EIA, which no longer include ERCOT.
Every planned US generator and retirement reported to EIA, by fuel, state and year. Capacity is net summer capacity.
GW. Planned additions stacked by fuel above the line, planned retirements below.
Planned GW by state. Darker means more. Click a state to filter.
Written by Claude from the inventory's numbers, refreshed when EIA publishes a new month.
Sorted by size.
Production, prices, energy use and the power mix for every state, with national ranks.
Quick facts, written by Claude from the EIA figures on this page
Latest month. Green is below the US average.
Share of the state's total energy use.
Share of generation, last 12 months vs five years earlier.
Monthly.
Sources: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA API): Hourly Electric Grid Monitor (EIA-930), nuclear outages, Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory (EIA-860M), State Energy Data System, monthly crude oil and natural gas production, electric power operational data, retail electricity and natural gas prices, and energy-related CO2 emissions. Gas burn is a Sanjo Consult estimate from gas-fired generation. Quick facts and the pipeline read are written by Claude from these figures. Indicative only.