--- license: cc-by-nc-4.0 task_categories: - tabular-classification - tabular-regression - time-series-forecasting tags: - synthetic-data - electricity-demand - load-forecasting - demand-forecasting - load-research - epri-prism - eia-861 - pjm - caiso - ercot - ferc - nerc - day-ahead-forecasting - hour-ahead-forecasting - week-ahead-forecasting - probabilistic-forecasting - p10-p90 - peak-demand - demand-response - coincident-peak - climate-zones - iecc-climate-zones - heating-cooling-degree-days - hdd-cdd - ev-charging - electric-vehicles - v2g - vehicle-to-grid - distributed-energy-resources - der - rooftop-solar - behind-the-meter - battery-storage - bess - virtual-power-plant - vpp - time-of-use - tou - lmp - locational-marginal-price - duck-curve - energy-trading - demand-charge - price-elasticity pretty_name: ENR003 — Synthetic Electricity Demand & Load Forecasting Dataset (Sample) size_categories: - 1K5} ahead MAPE: {mape:.2f}%") ``` ```python # Per-climate-zone temperature–demand sensitivity for cz, sub in df.groupby("climate_zone"): corr = sub["temperature_C"].corr(sub["total_demand_MW"]) print(f"Zone {cz}: temp-demand correlation = {corr:+.3f}") ``` ```python # Build a 15-min load duration curve for a single zone zone_a = df[df["zone_id"] == df["zone_id"].iloc[0]] ldc = zone_a["total_demand_MW"].sort_values(ascending=False).reset_index(drop=True) print(ldc.describe()) ``` --- ## Limitations and honest disclosures This sample is calibrated for **structural fidelity, not bit-exact reproduction of any specific utility's load archive.** Specifically: - **HDD / CDD columns use a non-standard temperature base.** The generator computes `hdd = max(0, 65*5/9 - temp_C)` ≈ `max(0, 36.11 - temp_C)`, which uses an unconverted 65×(5/9) ≈ 36.11°C base instead of the standard ASHRAE 65°F → 18.33°C base. This inflates HDD (~30 for typical winter temps vs ~5–15 expected) and floors CDD at zero except in extreme heat. **Use `temperature_C` directly** for degree-day analyses; do not consume `heating_degree_days` / `cooling_degree_days` columns as-published. The full product release ships an HDD/CDD recompute patch. - **`peak_to_valley_ratio` and `load_factor` are CUMULATIVE within each day.** The generator's `daily_peak_tracker` builds up as the day progresses, so these columns at hour 0 reflect only midnight data, not the full day. By hour 23 they reflect the entire day. **Use end-of-day (hour 23) readings for full-day load curve metrics**, or recompute from `total_demand_MW` grouped by date. - **`forecast_mape_pct` is a random draw, not a computed MAPE.** The resulting `forecast_demand_MW` produces an actual MAPE close to (but not exactly equal to) the published `forecast_mape_pct` column. Compute MAPE directly: `(forecast_demand_MW - total_demand_MW).abs() / total_demand_MW`. - **P10/P90 forecast intervals over-cover by design.** The generator sets `sigma = abs(error) * 1.2` per-row, which builds the interval AROUND the realized error rather than reflecting uncalibrated forecast uncertainty. Empirical coverage is ~100%. For probabilistic forecast research, treat these as upper-bound conservative intervals. - **Component demands (residential + commercial + industrial + agricultural + EV) sum to ~65% of `total_demand_MW`.** Weather adjustment (`weather_adj`, computed from temperature sensitivities) is added separately to `total`, so components don't sum to total. Use components for share analysis, not reconciliation. - **Single-season sample (Winter only) at 1-week scale.** Multi-season load factor amplification (Summer +28%, Spring -18%, etc.) cannot be validated in this sample; the full product covers the full annual cycle. - **Solar irradiance uses simplified mid-latitude sunrise/sunset model** without longitude awareness — all zones share "solar noon ≈ 12:00 UTC." Fine for fleet-aggregate ML; don't expect timestamp ↔ local-clock alignment for any specific geography. - **On-Peak TOU tier fires only in summer** (line 446 of generator). In winter weeks like this sample, `tou_rate_tier` takes values Super-Off-Peak / Off-Peak / Mid-Peak only. - **Climate zone draw varies per seed** — at n=8 zones from a pool of 8 IECC zones, typically 4–6 zones appear per sample. - **`load_density_MW_per_km2` uses per-row random divisor** `uniform(50, 500)`, not a fixed per-zone area. Use for fleet aggregates, not zone-level density studies. The full ENR003 product addresses these by ASHRAE-correct HDD/CDD, post-loop load curve recomputation, calibrated probabilistic forecasts, multi-season annual cycle, and longitude-aware solar — contact us for the licensed commercial release. --- ## Companion datasets in the Energy & Climate vertical - **ENR-001** — Synthetic Power Grid Operations Dataset (bus telemetry, line flows, generation dispatch, frequency, contingency) - **ENR-002** — Synthetic Renewable Energy Generation Dataset (solar/wind/ hybrid SCADA, weather, forecast, PCC, BESS) - **ENR-003** — Synthetic Electricity Demand & Load Forecasting Dataset (you are here) Use **ENR-001 + ENR-002 + ENR-003** together for full grid + renewables + demand ML workflows: dispatch decisions (ENR-001) conditioned on plant-level renewable telemetry (ENR-002) and zone-level demand forecasts (ENR-003). For the broader catalog, see: - [Oil & Gas](https://huggingface.co/xpertsystems) — OIL-001 through OIL-004 - [Materials & Energy](https://huggingface.co/xpertsystems) — MAT-001 - [Insurance & Risk](https://huggingface.co/xpertsystems) — 10 SKUs - [Cybersecurity](https://huggingface.co/xpertsystems) — 11 SKUs --- ## Citation ```bibtex @dataset{xpertsystems_enr003_sample_2026, author = {XpertSystems.ai}, title = {ENR003 Synthetic Electricity Demand and Load Forecasting Dataset (Sample Preview)}, year = 2026, publisher = {Hugging Face}, url = {https://huggingface.co/datasets/xpertsystems/enr003-sample} } ``` --- ## Contact - **Web:** https://xpertsystems.ai - **Email:** pradeep@xpertsystems.ai - **Full product catalog:** Cybersecurity, Insurance & Risk, Materials & Energy, Oil & Gas, Energy & Climate, and more **Sample License:** CC-BY-NC-4.0 (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0) **Full product License:** Commercial — please contact for pricing.