Digital twin of the JFK airport energy center from public regulatory records: processed results and analysis code

Processed result tables, figures and analysis code accompanying the article "Reconstructing an airport cogeneration plant from regulatory records: a digital twin for heat rate, heat supply and decarbonization analysis". The digital twin of the John F. Kennedy International Airport energy center (KIAC cogeneration plant) is built from public records: EPA Clean Air Markets hourly emissions, EIA plant reports, NYISO market data, weather, flight and allowance auction data. It replays the plant hour by hour, identifies its fuel surface and monitors the heat rate quarterly, attributes unit commitment to market, weather, calendar and flight drivers, and compares ten energy-center configurations, including heat pumps with thermal storage, on operating cost and CO2 emissions with a daily dispatch model. The record contains the scripts that download the source data and run each layer, the result tables behind every number in the article and its supplementary material, and Figures 1–8 and S1–S5. Source data are not redistributed; the scripts download them from their providers.