TrentonBush

That rings a bell but 10 minutes of digging only surfaced this old issue #1106 that touched on generating timeseries on a cartesian product of ID fields

Do you think this aggregated CEMS data would be useful for many people's analysis or is it more specific to some particular work? I interpret output modules as being for...

To clarify the problem: * we want to impute redacted fuel costs * we have previously filled them with one of the values from the EIA API, but that is...

The following is ONLY for gas prices (filtering not shown) * monthly median gets you within about 15% of the true value * a state-month median gets you to within...

Are the API results our target or are the redacted values our target? I thought the API was basically just an outsourced imputation model. If it includes redacted data in...

Oh I didn't know there was a timeline on this at all, much less tomorrow! Do what you gotta do

I was ready to say "yes this is good enough", especially considering the results were so similar to our previous method of EIA API values. But now I'm confused! >...

Oh ok, now if I squint I can see how they are related -- basically remove the line and just look at the dispersion, plus add some x-coordinate noise to...

The [EIA 923 documentation](https://www.eia.gov/electricity/monthly/pdf/technotes.pdf) notes a few discontinuities to be aware of. Based on the notes below, **we may want to provide estimates only for 2013-present.** * data prior to...

> you may have deleted the old `eia_epacems.py` file and created an entirely new `epacems_unitid_eia_plant_crosswalk.py` file, rather than using git to rename the file, which results in the version history...