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docs/data-sources.md

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 - Inevitably choices have to be made in the process, and some of the original detail gets lost.
 - The benefit is that you can start with data that’s much closer to analysis ready and build upon it rather than starting from scratch.
 
-## International / Global data (OECD, IEA, IRENA, World Bank)
+## Worldwide Energy Data
 
 - Most expansive datasets available.
 - Necessarily relatively shallow.
 - Recent moves toward free and open access.
 - Typically sourced from national agency reporting
-- Good context, but not our focus.
+- Good for context, but not Catalyst's focus.
+
+### OECD
+
+### IEA
+
+### IRENA
+
+### World Bank
+
+### [Global Energy Monitor](https://globalenergymonitor.org/)
+
+- Worldwide coverage, industry as well as electricity generation
+- Also doing primary data collection in the Global South
+
+### [Climate Trace Data Downloads](https://climatetrace.org/data)
+
+### [Our World In Data](https://ourworldindata.org/)
+
+- Experimental [OWID Python API](https://docs.owid.io/projects/etl/api/)
 
 ## Open Source / Data Projects
 
-- [Public Utility Data Liberation Project](https://catalystcoop-pudl.readthedocs.io/) (PUDL) (Catalyst Cooperative)
-  - Primarily focused on US federal electricity system data
-  - Mix of operational and financial/economic data
-- [Open Grid Emissions Initiative](https://docs.singularity.energy/docs/open-grid-emissions/about_ogei-about-the-open-grid-emissions-initiative) (Singularity Energy)
-  - Uses PUDL, EPA and other data to estimate hourly emissions intensity by location
-- [GridStatus](https://www.gridstatus.io/)
-  - Software behind the API is open source, but setting up the whole tech stack isn’t trivial
-  - Consolidates data from organized markets into a common API
-  - Can’t provide full granularity available in all data sources, because they vary considerably.
-  - Has to provide least-common-denominator data in the name of uniformity
-  - Large benefit in ease of use.
-  - Not actually free and open data – for higher volume usage a $500/mo subscription is required.
-- [PyPSA Meets Earth](https://github.com/pypsa-meets-earth/earth-osm)
-  - Extracts electricity system data from the Open Street Map and converts the format / cleans it up for use in modeling.
+### [Public Utility Data Liberation Project](https://catalystcoop-pudl.readthedocs.io/) (PUDL) (Catalyst Cooperative)
+
+- Primarily focused on US federal electricity system data
+- Mix of operational and financial/economic data
+
+### [Open Grid Emissions Initiative](https://docs.singularity.energy/docs/open-grid-emissions/about_ogei-about-the-open-grid-emissions-initiative) (Singularity Energy)
+
+- Uses PUDL, EPA and other data to estimate hourly emissions intensity by location
+
+### [GridStatus](https://www.gridstatus.io/)
+
+- Software behind the API is open source, but setting up the whole tech stack isn’t trivial
+- Consolidates data from organized markets into a common API
+- Can’t provide full granularity available in all data sources, because they vary considerably.
+- Has to provide least-common-denominator data in the name of uniformity
+- Large benefit in ease of use.
+- Not actually free and open data – for higher volume usage a $500/mo subscription is required.
+
+### [PyPSA Meets Earth](https://github.com/pypsa-meets-earth/earth-osm)
+
+- Extracts electricity system data from the Open Street Map and converts the format / cleans it up for use in modeling.
 
 ## NGOs
 
-- [Global Energy Monitor](https://globalenergymonitor.org/)
-  - Worldwide coverage, industry as well as power
-  - Also doing primary data collection in the Global South
-- [Climate Trace Data Downloads](https://climatetrace.org/data)
-- [RMI Utility Transition Hub](https://utilitytransitionhub.rmi.org/)
-- [CarbonPlan Datasets](https://carbonplan.org/data)
-- [Our World In Data](https://ourworldindata.org/) (new [experimental Python API](https://docs.owid.io/projects/etl/api/))
-- [WattTime](https://watttime.org/data-science/data-signals/) marginal emissions & human health impacts by time and location (NGO, but not open data)
+### [RMI Utility Transition Hub](https://utilitytransitionhub.rmi.org/)
+
+### [CarbonPlan Datasets](https://carbonplan.org/data)
+
+- Carbon capture and sequestration project evaluations
+- Carbon offset project evaluations
+- Wildfire emissions estimates
+- Downscaled climate model outputs
+
+### [WattTime](https://watttime.org/data-science/data-signals/)
+
+- Marginal emissions & human health impacts by time and location
+- Non-profit NGO, but the data is no longer open.
 
 ## National Labs
 
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 ## Academic
 
-- Static, self-archived datasets associated with peer reviewed publications, e.g.
+### Static archives
+
+Datasets associated with a publication that have been archived for future reference, but are not actively maintained.
+
+- [10+ years of locational marginal pricing data scraped from ISO/RTO websites](https://zenodo.org/records/3368397)
 
-  - [Shaping photovoltaic array output to align with changing wholesale electricity price profiles](https://zenodo.org/records/3368397) (on Zenodo)
+### Curated resources
 
-- Semi-automated dataset updates, e.g.
+Research datasets with at least an attempt at ongoing maintenance.
 
-  - [Power Sector Carbon Index](https://emissionsindex.org/) (Carnegie Mellon University)
-  - [GridEmissions](https://gridemissions.jdechalendar.su.domains/#/) (Stanford University)
+- [Power Sector Carbon Index](https://emissionsindex.org/) (Carnegie Mellon University)
+- [GridEmissions](https://gridemissions.jdechalendar.su.domains/#/) (Stanford University)
 
 ```python
 import pandas as pd

docs/index.md

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-# Open Energy Data For All (OED4A)
+# Data Liberation Engineering
 
 This site contains a curated list of publicly available US energy system data, and
 provides some guidelines on what to look for when evaluating a data source for potential

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