out_ferc714__georeferenced_respondents
Return to SearchAnnual summary of demand and other information about FERC-714 respondents.
- Most-recent data:
2024
- Processing:
Data has been expanded into a wide/denormalized format, with IDs and codes accompanied by human-readable names and descriptions.
- Source:
FERC Form 714 -- Annual Electric Balancing Authority Area and Planning Area Report
- Primary key:
respondent_id_ferc714, report_date
Usage Warnings
Contains information from multiple raw inputs.
FERC data is notoriously difficult to extract cleanly, and often contains free-form strings, non-labeled total rows and lack of IDs. See Notable Irregularities for details.
Additional Details
This table differs from out_ferc714__summarized_demand in that it also includes a geometry column describing the respondent's service territory in each year. These service territories are based on the counties that the corresponding EIA-861 respondent reported serving in that year. There is sometimes ambiguity as to whether a FERC-714 respondent should be interpreted as an individual utility or a balancing authority. The respodent_type column indicates which type of entity has been assumed in determining the service territory from EIA-861 data.
Columns
Date reported.
PUDL-assigned identifying a respondent to FERC Form 714. This ID associates natively reported respondent IDs from the original CSV and XBRL data sources.
Geospatial representation of the feature.
EIA utility or balancing area authority ID associated with this FERC Form 714 respondent. Note that many utilities are also balancing authorities and in many cases EIA uses the same integer ID to identify a utility in its role as a balancing authority AND as a utility, but there is no requirement that these IDs be the same, and in a number of cases they are different.
Whether a respondent to the FERC form 714 is a utility or a balancing authority.
Name of the utility, balancing area authority, or planning authority responding to FERC Form 714.
EIA balancing authority ID. This is often (but not always!) the same as the utility ID associated with the same legal entity.
EIA short code identifying a balancing authority. May include Canadian and Mexican BAs.
Name of the balancing authority.
The EIA Utility Identification number.
The name of the utility.
County population, sourced from Census DP1 data.
County area in km2.
Annual electricity demand in a given report year.