Greg Miller

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PR https://github.com/singularity-energy/open-grid-emissions/pull/239 closes issue https://github.com/singularity-energy/open-grid-emissions/issues/49 by adding some post-processing code in our data pipeline that corrects and expands the subplant mapping done by pudl. However, a more permanent long-term solution...

dependencies

In EIA-923, some generators report generation or fuel consumption even though the operational status of these generators is "proposed." We currently include such generators in our data, but we should...

question
eia

Certain functions in `data_pipeline`, specifically which download data from the internet or take a long time to run (like to gross to net generation calculations), are implemented such that they...

data inputs

I propose that we add docstrings to all functions using the [Google format](https://github.com/google/styleguide/blob/gh-pages/pyguide.md#383-functions-and-methods). This seems to be what is used by PUDL.

code hygene

This PR is in response to #80 to add grid gross loss calculations to the project The brief summary: - downloads raw EIA-861 files since the tables we need are...

This PR updates manual matches to add multiple crosswalks that were missing, and add several additional unit exclusions that are listed in Table 4-2 of eGRID 2020, but were not...

Based on reading the crosswalk documentation, the crosswalk uses the EIA-860 boiler generator association (BGA) table as one of its inputs, but the crosswalk does not seem to include the...

I wanted to suggest that a Python version of the R script be developed (or that this code base be transitioned to Python) to help facilitate contributions by the parts...

It appears that the R script is using year 2018 EIA-860 data to construct the crosswalk. I suggest in the next release updating this to use year 2020 data (or...

### Purpose As I was exploring OGE data, I noticed that in some months, some subplants have an electric_allocation_factor (EAF) of 0 (meaning no fuel went to electricity production), but...