Greg Miller

`sys.argv[0]` is `C:\Users\Greg\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-standalone-pip-r8sq_f5z\__env_pip__.zip\pip`

Based on the 2020 EIA-923 data, net generation and fuel consumption reported at the `A` frequency account for 10% of the total reported generation and fuel.

After exploring this in more detail, here are some summary statistics about the annually reported data: For 2020, category | fuel consumption | net generation | co2 mass -- |...

For the initial public release, I'm just adding output metrics that describe the data quality in this regard. In the future, we should determine how we want to handle this...

We may also want to consider re-imputing the monthly shape of annual data instead of trusting the monthly imputation done by EIA.

This is really interesting! Thanks for looking into this. I agree that this sounds really exciting/promising. A couple of reactions/questions: > Snakemake will likely not be able to detect code...

What are some use cases you see for providing input emission rates? Shouldn't the input emission rate just be the same as the emission factors in `data/manual` (like [these](https://github.com/singularity-energy/open-grid-emissions/blob/main/data/manual/emission_factors_for_co2_ch4_n2o.csv))? Answering...

One thought - it is possible that this missing data is captured in the reported CEMS data

Examining the EIA-930 data after it has gone through the reconciliation process, of the ~5.2 million rows of data in `eia930_data` , approximately 3.2 million rows are equal to 1.0...

As a next step, should we post this as an issue/question on the `gridemissions` repo?