Source Ledger
KilowattLogic separates reported data, forecasts, and analysis. This ledger lists the public sources we use for energy market benchmarks, ISO/RTO market context, and regulatory claims.
How To Read Our Facts
Values pulled from official APIs or structured public datasets, such as EIA, ISO/RTO, or regulatory data tables.
Values attributed to named filings, regulatory orders, public statements, market reports, or official notices.
Forward-looking values from named forecasts, planning cases, consensus expectations, or clearly labeled scenarios.
Procurement interpretation, scenario math, and buyer context derived from sourced facts.
U.S. Energy Information Administration
EIA datasets are the primary backbone for public U.S. energy benchmarks. Forecast series are labeled separately from reported historical data.
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Values are reported by month and should be cited with the reporting period and release context.
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Storage reports should be cited with the week-ending date and release date.
PJM Interconnection
PJM usage and redistribution terms should be checked before reproducing raw Data Miner output.
Electric Reliability Council of Texas
ERCOT API and data-access routes should be cited by report name, delivery channel, and retrieval date where practical.
New York Independent System Operator
NYISO data should be tied to the relevant market, zone, date, and report surface.
ISO New England
Preliminary and final market values should be labeled distinctly when that distinction matters.
California ISO
CAISO OASIS provides real-time and market-result data; pages should identify the report or market interval used.
Midcontinent Independent System Operator
MISO market-report values should be linked to the applicable market report, auction period, or planning case.
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FERC claims should cite the order, docket, filing, or notice when available.