Public-data prospecting workspace
Find industrial heat loads worth a closer look.
Explore reported combustion emissions, estimate addressable thermal load, and stress-test the economics of heat electrification and flexible demand—facility by facility.
Reported: EPA, CARB, district + CEC records
Benchmarked: EIA MECS + DOE ITAC
Inferred: unit roles, technology fit, confidence
Modeled: heat, electric load, flexibility, cost
Scope: selected California manufacturers
↯— with unit histories
◇— with likely process targets
§— ICIS-Air matches
●— with recent actions
J— with district assigned
P— with local permit records
⌁— with Load ICA lines
N— with NEI/CARB processes
C— with CEC projects
H— with Stanford heat estimates (2022)
Permit records joined for San Joaquin Valley, South Coast, Bay Area + Mojave Desert
75–100
50–74
under 50
Modeled opportunity score
Background tiles are unavailable. Facility markers and the ranked list remain active.
How it works
What this tool does
It brings several public records together, interprets what they may mean, and adds a first-pass estimate. Use it to decide which facilities deserve a closer look—not as a final engineering or investment answer.
What has been reported
EPA and CARB records provide the facility, emissions, equipment, fuels, inventory processes, and air activity. District and CEC records add permit and funded-project dates.
What the equipment may be doing
Reported GHGRP and NEI/CARB names are screened for likely process heat, power generation, pollution control, site utilities, or cases that still need review.
What electrification could look like
Matched Stanford 2022 process-heat estimates supply heat quantity and temperature distributions. An EPA 2023 gas-equivalent proxy covers unmatched sites. Editable assumptions translate heat into electric demand, flexibility, and a gas-reference energy-cost comparison.
What is nearby on the power system
Public territory, tariff, exact-node day-ahead and real-time prices, and nearby utility Load ICA lines provide local context. The service feeder, billed tariff, and usable capacity still require utility confirmation.
Before using a result
Read the full documentation
Confirm the equipment, operating temperatures, energy bills, permit documents, and electrical capacity with the facility. Public records do not reveal all of these details.