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EIA Electric System Operating Data has an API for the hourly load (actual and forecast), generation, and imports/exports from all balancing authorities in the lower 48 states! This is an amazing complement to the data provided from the ISOs themselves.
To implement, create a file pyiso/eia_esod.py and add a new client class with the standard methods get_generation, get_load, and get_trade. Each method should take a balancing authority abbreviation as an argument, similar to how some get_lmp methods take a node name. All returned data should be in the RTHR and DAHR markets, and generation should be fuel other.
EIA Electric System Operating Data has an API for the hourly load (actual and forecast), generation, and imports/exports from all balancing authorities in the lower 48 states! This is an amazing complement to the data provided from the ISOs themselves.
To implement, create a file
pyiso/eia_esod.py
and add a new client class with the standard methodsget_generation
,get_load
, andget_trade
. Each method should take a balancing authority abbreviation as an argument, similar to how someget_lmp
methods take a node name. All returned data should be in theRTHR
andDAHR
markets, and generation should be fuelother
.The query browser will be useful for writing the parsers, eg http://www.eia.gov/opendata/qb.cfm?category=2122628&sdid=EBA.CISO-ALL.D.H
Also check out their amazing docs! http://www.eia.gov/beta/realtime_grid/docs/UserGuideAndKnownIssues.pdf
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