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eiaaeoEIA Annual Energy OutlookepicAny issue whose primary purpose is to organize other issues into a group.gridlabWork related to open modeling input data integration funded/coordinated by GridLabnew-dataRequests for integration of new data.
For the GridLab project, we only need a small subset of the data that's part of AEO, but we'll probably find other parts that we want to extract over time, so building some reusable transformations would be useful if it's not extra work.
We should reach out to @gschivley and @grgmiller and see what data they're currently using from AEO and whether we can prepare ourselves to share their use cases as well.
There's annual data spanning a decade (2014-2023), but is there any reason to extract more than just the most recent version at the moment? Seems like it would be interesting to track how predictions have changed over time, but that's not what we're doing right now.
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