I see that 2024 data is available in SEDS.
I also found that EIA has an API that we should consider using.
For example, here are electricity prices from SEDS
That said, I think one of the reasons we switched to SEDS is because the data is easier to work with. But via the API, maybe we should reconsider? If we used other data sources, we could get more recent data faster. For example:
I see that 2024 data is available in SEDS.
I also found that EIA has an API that we should consider using.
For example, here are electricity prices from SEDS
That said, I think one of the reasons we switched to SEDS is because the data is easier to work with. But via the API, maybe we should reconsider? If we used other data sources, we could get more recent data faster. For example: