Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR) Program

New York is transforming its energy system into one that is cleaner, more resilient, and more affordable. Effective access to useful energy data will play a critical role in this transformation to inform investment decisions, identify operational inefficiencies, monitor the effectiveness of policy objectives, promote innovation, and encourage new business models.

In support of New York State’s goal of being a global climate leader, we’ve officially launched the Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR) Program, which will guide the development of the IEDR platform. This statewide centralized platform will allow effective access to useful energy data and information from New York’s electric, gas, and steam utilities – and other sources – to support new and innovative clean energy business models that deliver benefits to New York energy customers.

This page is a resource to engage with the community, share progress, and provide a forum for input and feedback. Open dialogue is critical to capturing the full value of insights from the community of potential users and ensuring the IEDR is a repository and source of useful, reliable, and accurate information.

Visit our ‘Get Involved’ page for upcoming IEDR events and opportunities to participate in key IEDR activities!

Latest Announcements and Updates

The Initial Public Version (IPV) of the IEDR Platform has been launched!

The Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR) Team is excited to announce the launch of the Initial Public Version (IPV) of the IEDR Platform that went live on March 31, 2023.

Background | Program Development

The IPV is the first major release of the platform to the public and demonstrates the functionality of three highly prioritized use cases. The foundational nature of these use cases will support the rest of Phase 1 and ensure Phase 2 will achieve the program’s most critical goals.

Development of the next iteration of the platform is currently underway. At minimum, an additional 2 – 7 use cases will be enabled in the release of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Q4 2023. Phase 1 will conclude with the release of the MVP.

Background | Stakeholder Engagement

To effectively order and implement stakeholder submissions which assisted with the selection of IPV use cases, the program team created a use case prioritization framework. This framework assessed use cases based on both impact (the extent to which a use case enabled New York’s Climate Leadership & Community Protection Act (CLCPA) goals) and feasibility (the degree to which a use case can be easily implemented). Additionally, the program team completed discovery and deep-dive stakeholder meetings with future IEDR end users and the Utility Coordination Group (UCG). Robust stakeholder engagement will continue throughout both Phase 1 and Phase 2 to ensure that a diverse range of feedback is incorporated into the planning of future releases.

IEDR Tool and Dashboard Material:

• Utilize the IPV Tool here
• Review the use cases and their summaries included in the IPV here
• Access a visual overview of our Phase 1 progress roadmap here 

Thank You!

Thank you to all stakeholders and those who submitted use cases; these submissions have helped us create the foundation for a powerful and accessible data platform as showcased in this first launch.

We look forward to the launch of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that will include incremental releases and at least 2 – 7 additional use case in its release in Q4 2023 to conclude Phase 1.

The IEDR Program Team is actively preparing for Phase 2 with the development of a high-level roadmap detailing use case releases and a general sequencing of data acquisition. This roadmap will include all prioritized use cases that were agreed upon for IEDR scope but were not included in Phase 1. The program team looks forward to continuing engagement with the stakeholder community. Please email us directly at [email protected] with any questions.