Most of the other data elements are available on a one- to two-day lag. Electricity overview: U.S., regional, and balancing authority electricity overviews display the latest eight days of hourly demand, forecast demand, subregional demand (where available), generation by energy source, and interchange data. Each balancing authority’s total demand data are available on a near real-time basis, about one hour after the hour has ended.The new website includes two sets of default dashboard views: The new website also provides new and more flexible options for visualizing the data and allows users to create custom dashboards that can be saved and shared. The Hourly Electric Grid Monitor incorporates two new data elements: hourly electricity generation by energy source and hourly subregional demand for certain balancing authorities in the Lower 48 states. Energy Information Administration (EIA) launches a beta release of its new Hourly Electric Grid Monitor, a redesigned and enhanced version of EIA’s existing U.S. Energy Information Administration, Hourly Electric Grid Monitor (beta)
