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zaneselvans opened this issue
Jan 30, 2024
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eia861Anything having to do with EIA Form 861epicAny issue whose primary purpose is to organize other issues into a group.ferc714Anything having to do with FERC Form 714
Once upon a time, in time of plague, political instability, and a wrathful atmosphere we created "interim" EIA-861 and FERC-714 tables which have (shocker) stuck around virtually unchanged for 4 years and are now being distributed in the PUDL DB. But they need some love. We rediscovered these issues during the Great Rename (#2765, #3061) while fleshing out field and resource descriptions in #3283 / #3224, but decided to put off further structural cleanup and renaming since it would be involved. This is a higher level organizing issue that will track the cleanup tasks we've identified for these two "interim" datasets which were born together in the depths of despair like the Winklevoss Twins.
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eia861Anything having to do with EIA Form 861epicAny issue whose primary purpose is to organize other issues into a group.ferc714Anything having to do with FERC Form 714
Once upon a time, in time of plague, political instability, and a wrathful atmosphere we created "interim" EIA-861 and FERC-714 tables which have (shocker) stuck around virtually unchanged for 4 years and are now being distributed in the PUDL DB. But they need some love. We rediscovered these issues during the Great Rename (#2765, #3061) while fleshing out field and resource descriptions in #3283 / #3224, but decided to put off further structural cleanup and renaming since it would be involved. This is a higher level organizing issue that will track the cleanup tasks we've identified for these two "interim" datasets which were born together in the depths of despair like the Winklevoss Twins.
EIA-861
business_model
field #3323FERC-714
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