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PowerGenome
A tool to quickly and easily create inputs for power systems models
From the GenX documentation... [Input data files](https://genxproject.github.io/GenX/dev/multi_stage_model_overview/#Input-data-files) Instead of one set of input files, there is one directory of input files that needs to be provided for each planning period...
This column sets "The maximum transmission capacity of the line, as opposed to Line_Max_Reinforcement_MW which now specifies the maximum expansion to the line in one stage." Looks like it should...
Add as the `Min_Retired_Cap_MW` (plus Energy/Charge_Cap) columns. Need to know the minimum required capacity to retire within each period based on planned retirements and age-based.
Some plants have a winter capacity of 0. Fill with nameplate to avoid inf capacity factor, which happened with some small hydro. Only fix for derate technologies (for now).
I'm using PowerGenome with relative paths in the `PUDL_DB` and `PG_DB` settings in `powergenome/.env`, e.g., ``` PUDL_DB="../PowerGenome Data Files/PUDL Data/pudl.sqlite" PG_DB="../PowerGenome Data Files/pg_misc_tables_efs.sqlite" ``` On my Mac, the `sqlalchemy_prefix()` function...
Not sure why this is happening but I get slightly different startup costs for the two.
When I was running the US 26 zones system, it throws an error in the CO2 pipeline cost. I'm pasting the error messages below: Traceback (most recent call last): File...
Powergenome looks for `ccs_disposal_cost` in the fuels.yml file even when `co2_pipeline_cost_fn` is specified. Need to add an if-else statement or provide a user warning.
I stated using the hypothesis package for some tests -- it's nice but some tests keep failing and I'm having trouble recreating the cases locally. Recreate tests without hypothesis so...
For thermal plants (any others?) use nameplate as the base capacity and modify the generator variability so that it derates thermal plants in the summer.
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A tool to quickly and easily create inputs for power systems models