Forecasting Impact Analysis Corporate Strategic Planning and Management Legislation/Program Assessment and Cost-Benefit Analysis Litigation Support and Environmental Permitting

Forecasting MISI staff has been involved in economic, energy, and environmental forecasting for over 30 years. With a strong background in data sources and data mining, combined with in-house economic, environmental, energy, and employment regional and national models, MISI is called upon to provide clients with independent and unbiased forecasts and analyses. Major projects include: Forecasts, annually since 1986, of detailed estimates of the economic effects on the nation and each state of environmental and energy efficiency programs -- with forecasts currently made through 2020 Assessment of the accuracy and implications of long-range U.S. energy forecasts made over the past half-century, for the RAND Corporation Forecasts of the likely impact of the Kyoto Protocol on the U.S. economy, labor markets, and energy requirements, for the Federal government and private sector clients Forecasts and analyses of the electric utility industry, for the Edison Electric Institute Forecasts of the economic and jobs impacts of the renewable energy and energy efficiency industries, for the American Solar Energy Society Forecasts through 2010 of the pollution abatement and control market in the U.S. and its impact on industry profits and sales, for A. D. Little Forecasts of the labor market for Ph.D.s, for the National Science Foundation Analysis and critique of the short-term petroleum products econometric forecasting models of the U.S. Energy Information Administration Forecasts of the U.S. jobs and employment by detailed industry, occupation, and region, for the American Management Association Forecasts of the potential market penetration of Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES) technologies, for the Raytheon Corporation Forecasts of the economic, industrial, and jobs impacts of initiatives to achieve U.S. energy security and independence by 2025, for the Southern States Energy Board