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At least one document from NYISO has moved pages.
from gridstatus import NYISO nyiso = NYISO() nyiso.get_capacity_prices("today", verbose=True) => Requesting https://www.nyiso.com/documents/20142/35397361/ICAP-Market-Report-December-2023.xlsx => HTTPError: HTTP Error 404:
Going to that URL shows
Another NYISO issue: we need to add the year code to this block of code in nyiso.py:
nyiso.py
if date.year == 2014: year_code = 1410927 elif date.year == 2015: year_code = 1410895 elif date.year == 2016: year_code = 1410901 if date.year == 2017: year_code = 1410883 if date.year == 2018: year_code = 1410889 if date.year == 2019: year_code = 4266869 elif date.year == 2020: year_code = 10106066 elif date.year == 2021: year_code = 18170164 elif date.year == 2022: year_code = 27447313 elif date.year == 2023: year_code = 35397361 else: raise ValueError( "Year not currently supported. Please file an issue.", )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Is this the correct URL (download) for ICAP Market Report 2024: https://www.nyiso.com/documents/20142/42146126/ICAP-Market-Report-January-2024.xlsx? That would imply the year code is "42146126".
Sorry, something went wrong.
Note that the November URL works: https://www.nyiso.com/documents/20142/35397361/ICAP-Market-Report-November-2023.xlsx.
Maybe December is just missing this year?
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At least one document from NYISO has moved pages.
Going to that URL shows
Another NYISO issue: we need to add the year code to this block of code in
nyiso.py
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: