Apply changes identified by Neil in marked-up PDF files (attached)

[eldobbins]

Neil McMahon proofed the text. His marked up versions of pages (PDFs) are attached here. There are 12. The task is to go through each file and apply the needed changes to the web book pages.

2024-05-07_Neil_AETR_markup.zip

• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - 2-? Methods.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - 3-? Installed Capacity.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - 4-? Net_Gross Generation.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - 5-? Consumption and Sales.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - 6-? Price of Electricity.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - 7-? Conclusions.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - 8-? Data Portal.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - Appendix A_ About this Report.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - Appendix C_ Acronym Definitions.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report - Appendix D_ Acknowledgements and Roles.pdf
• [x] 2024 Alaska Electricity Trends Report -...ical Electric Power Statistics Reports.pdf

[jikaczmarski]

@ianalexmac For the methods page, Neil requested looking into different colors/shapes for the communities based on which ACEP energy region they are in. Take a look and let us know what you think.

[jikaczmarski]

Tagging for visibility @eldobbins @ianalexmac

I have made all copy edits that Neil suggested throughout the report. However, there are several data comments that we should explore:

• [ ] Railbelt coal generation increased substantially from 2013 to 2014. We should investigate if this is coming from realized net generation increases, missing generators in the previous (2011-13) data, or a reporting change.
• [ ] We should consider reviewing the changelog from Neil's most recent workbook edit and see if they address our concerns with the 2020-21 data. If they do, we should update the web book to include them.
• [ ] There is a rumor that ISER produced 2013 Energy Statistics Workbooks but I'm having trouble tracking that down. It's possible they weren't published. If they were, we need to find it and edit our report timeline and historical report table.
• [ ] There is an increase in net generation for the Rural Remote region from 2013 to 2014. Neil thinks this might be a change in reporting standards but a presentation by Steve Colt et al. (2023) highlighted this being gas natural gas generators in the BUECI, Deadhorse, and Nuiqsut. This could have been a reporting change but we will want to investigate further.