Yes65%
No35%
Aug 31Sep 8Sep 15Sep 23Sep 30
100%75%50%25%0%
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Above 83,00070%
Above 80,00063%
Above 84,00049%
Above 85,00046%
Aug 31Sep 8Sep 15Sep 23Sep 30
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Outcomes
Above 83,000
0%70%
Above 80,000
0%63%
Above 84,000
0%49%
Above 85,000
0%46%
Above 86,000
0%43%
Above 87,000
0%39%
Above 61,000
0%1%
Above 62,000
0%1%
Above 63,000
0%1%
Above 64,000
0%1%
Above 65,000
0%1%
Above 66,000
0%1%
Above 67,000
0%1%
Above 68,000
0%1%
Above 69,000
0%1%
Above 70,000
0%1%
Above 71,000
0%1%
Above 72,000
0%1%
Above 73,000
0%1%
Above 74,000
0%1%
Above 75,000
0%1%
Above 76,000
0%1%
Above 77,000
0%1%
Above 78,000
0%1%
Above 79,000
0%1%
Above 81,000
0%1%
Above 82,000
0%1%
Above 88,000
0%1%
Above 89,000
0%1%
Above 90,000
0%1%
Above 91,000
0%1%
Above 92,000
0%1%
Above 93,000
0%1%
Rules
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) publishes the deciding data in the Electric Power Monthly, shown in its Electricity Data Browser as Net Generation for all sectors, and the deciding value is total net generation of electricity from renewable energy in United States for the month specified in the market question, in thousand megawatt-hours. The outcome is Yes if that value is more than the value specified in the market question and No otherwise. The value becomes final when EIA publishes the Electric Power Monthly with that month's data, typically in the last week of the month two months after the month specified, and early resolution does not apply. If EIA delays the release, resolution waits until it is published.
About
Net electricity generation is the amount of electricity power plants produce, minus the electricity they use to operate. The event is total net generation of electricity from renewable energy across all sectors in United States over a calendar month, measured in thousand megawatt-hours.