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📈 Energy Usage Data Analysis

This project analyzes energy usage data 💡 for the United States and New England from 2001-2022. It uses Python 🐍 for data visualization to understand trends and seasonal patterns.

Data 📊

The data comes from a CSV file 📄 containing monthly energy usage for:

  • United States - All Sectors 🏭
  • United States - Electric Utility ⚡️
  • United States - Independent Power Producers 🔋
  • United States - Commercial 🏢
  • United States - Industrial 🏭
  • New England - All Sectors 🌆

Analysis 📈

The project performs:

  • Data wrangling 🧹 using Pandas
  • Timeseries manipulation with datetime 🕰
  • Plotting trends and seasonality 📉 using Matplotlib and Seaborn
  • Resampling and rolling averages 📏

Visualizations 📊

Various plots are generated to visualize:

  • Daily 🌞, weekly 🗓, and monthly 🌜 seasonality
  • Timeseries decomposition 📉
  • Trend analysis using rolling averages 📈

Running the Code 💻

To run the analysis:

  1. Clone this repo 👯
  2. Install requirements 📥 (pip install pandas matplotlib seaborn)
  3. Run Jupyter notebook 📓
  4. Modify and customize as needed ✏️

Visualization

📊 I've created interactive data visualizations to help you explore the energy usage trends. Check out my website for more such projects at :aishik-dasgupta.super.site

Contributing

🤝 Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improving this project, feel free to submit issues or pull requests.

License

📜 This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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This project analyzes energy usage data for the United States and New England from 2001-2022 to understand trends and seasonal patterns using Python data visualization.

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