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Non-Investor Owned Electric Utility Rates

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Sssmadha@hotmail.com
Last edited Jan 23, 2024
Created on Jan 23, 2024

This visualization displays the first record from a dataset of non-investor owned electric utility rates, sourced from the OpenEI data portal. It shows the raw JSON structure containing fields for zip code, utility name, state, service type, ownership, and rates for commercial, industrial, and residential customers. The code loads the CSV data, converts numeric fields to numbers, and uses JavaScript's `JSON.stringify` to display the first data entry in a formatted `<pre>` element within the container.

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Non-Investor Owned Electric Utility Rates, loaded and filtered for first 5010 lines (due to too large dataset).

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