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Python package for parsing publicly-available data from the AESO ETS
abpower is a parser for the publicly-available data provided by AESO related to the power grid in Alberta. It consists of a package and a command-line utility.
During the summer of 2020 (yes, that summer) I built a website named the Alberta Power Dashboard that gathered and displayed data from AESO. It was fairly buggy and eventually I stopped maintaining it.
This is an attempt to write a more robust parser than the original, with the possibility of bringing the website back at some point in the future - or at least providing a parser someone else can use.
With pip:-
pip install abpower
With poetry:-
poetry add abpower
abpower packageYou can query for all data currently supported by the module (see below) with the following:-
from abpower import ETSParser
parser = ETSParser()
data = parser.get()
This will return an ETS object that contains the data. The as_dict and as_json properties will return dict and JSON string representations of the data respectively.
You can pass a list or tuple of strings to the parser to only get and parse specific sections of the AESO data.
For example, to only query for the Current Supply Demand and System Marginal Price data:-
from abpower import ETSParser
parser = ETSParser()
data = parser.get(query=["current-supply-demand", "system-marginal-price"])
You can also import the specific parser directly:-
from abpower.parser import CurrentSupplyDemandParser, SystemMarginalPriceParser
csd_parser = CurrentSupplyDemandParser()
csd_data = csd_parser.get()
smp_parser = SystemMarginalPriceParser()
smp_data = smp_parser.get()
abpower command-line utilityA command-line utility - also named abpower - will be installed along with the module.
As with the module, you can query for all data with:-
abpower get
This will query, parse and return all data in JSON format. You can use the --write-to-file (or -w) option to write the data to a file instead of standard output.
Also like the module, you can query for specific data only:-
abpower get -q current-supply-demand -q system-marginal-price
Not all the data provided on the AESO website is queried or parsed by abpower. This may change in the future, but right now the following are supported:-
current-supply-demand - the Current Supply Demand report, which gives an overview of the gridactual-forecast - the Actual / Forecast report, which gives a historical comparison of the forecasted and actual usage of the grid over the last 24 hoursdaily-average-pool-price - the Daily Average Pool Price report, which gives averages of the pool price over the last weekhourly-available-capability - the 7 Day Hourly Available Capability report, which gives a forecast of hourly availability over the next 7 dayspool-price - the Pool Price report, which gives the historical pool prices over the last 24 hourssupply-surplus - the Supply Surplus report, which gives the forecasted surplus status for the next 6 hourssystem-marginal-price - the System Marginal Price report, which gives the historical price over the last few hourspeak-load-forecast the Peak Load Forecast report, which gives the forecasted peak load for the next 7 daysThere are no known issues, but this was initially written in a weekend so make of that what you will.
abpower is written and maintained by Andy Smith. Pull requests and bug reports are welcome!
abpower is distributed under the MIT License.
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| Version | Published | Direct dependencies | Open version |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.1.2 | 15 Jan 2024 | 6 |
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