Electricity Annual Technology Baseline (ATB) Data Download
Before downloading the ATB data, read the disclaimer agreement and this guide to technical limitations.
2020 ATB Data
Download the 2020 ATB Spreadsheet
Each year, the NREL ATB data are presented in an Excel workbook that contains detailed cost and performance data (both current and projected) for renewable and conventional technologies. The workbook contains a spreadsheet with data and calculations for each technology.
Download 2020 ATB Spreadsheet (Mac Version)
Download the 2020 ATB Summary CSV Files
These CSV files summarize in database-friendly form the capital expenditures, operations expenditures, and capacity factor, as well as the financial assumptions and the levelized cost of energy, for each technology. They are re-formatted from the summary section of the spreadsheet, which documents the underlying calculations and data.
Download All 2020 Tableau Workbooks
The charts on the ATB website were developed in a set of Tableau workbooks. These 17 workbooks are available as a single 6-MB zip file. You can download a single workbook by following the instructions below to download a PowerPoint, but click on “Tableau Workbook” in the download menu.
Download 2020 ATB Tableau Workbooks
Instructions to Download Any Tableau Figure as PowerPoint
- Navigate to the Tableau visualization on the webpage.
- Use the interactive filters to develop the view that you want.
- Click the download button in the lower right-hand corner.
- Select “PowerPoint”
- Select “This View”
- Click “Download”
- Select “view” or “save” the export, which consists of the current view and the set of active selection filters in a PowerPoint file.
2020 Electricity ATB Webinar
During the webinar describing the Electricity 2020 ATB, presenters described the analytical products in detail, shared examples of how they have been used, and provided an opportunity for attendees to ask questions.
Past ATB Data
For data from past years-and an accompanying summary and documentation-see the ATB archives.
Developed with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.