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With the row-mapping that we've done for all the past iterations of the FERC Form 1 (See #465), we can now pull in all years select FERC Form 1 tables into PUDL. However, some of the tables which we've been pulling in will likely need to be restructured a bit to make sense in this new arrangement. Certainly the accumulated_depreciation_ferc1 table, and probably others.
This is more of a reminder/placeholder issue -- we need to investigate in some detail what this will mean.
With the row-mapping that we've done for all the past iterations of the FERC Form 1 (See #465), we can now pull in all years select FERC Form 1 tables into PUDL. However, some of the tables which we've been pulling in will likely need to be restructured a bit to make sense in this new arrangement. Certainly the
accumulated_depreciation_ferc1
table, and probably others.This is more of a reminder/placeholder issue -- we need to investigate in some detail what this will mean.