NREL EFM DATA: Disaggregated Residential Load Cost Data

Dataset Summary
Description	The following data-set is for a benchmark residential home for all TMY3 locations across all utilities in the US. The data is indexed by utility service provider which is described by its "unique" EIA ID ( http://205.254.135.24/cneaf/electricity/page/eia861.html), e.g. field A14 references "34", which is the EIA Utility ID for the City of Abbeville, South Carolina Utility Company. Within each data set per utility resides different types of equipment, miscellaneous electric load plugs, and appliances found in "common households" given by costs broken out by months. All data within each cell is a floating point number with the metric of dollars/month, e.g. 0.46 equals $0.46/month of interest. Please note: That costs given are only for electricity costs not gas!
Source	National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Date Released	April 05th, 2012 (2 years ago)
Date Updated	April 06th, 2012 (2 years ago)
Keywords	AC apartment CFL coffeemaker Computer cooling cost demand Dishwasher Dryer Furnace gas HVAC Incandescent Laptop load Microwave model NREL Residential television tmy3 URDB
Data	Residential Cost Data for Common Household Items (csv, 14.5 MiB)
Metadata	Metadata accessible through RDF/XML
Quality Metrics
Level of Review	Some Review
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Temporal and Spatial Coverage
Frequency	Annually
Time Period
License
License	Open Data Commons Public Domain Dedication and Licence (PDDL)
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