Greg Schivley

The EIA923 Schedules_6_7 file has annual gross generation, station use, direct use, incoming electricity, etc. Might be helpful for estimating average plant-level ratios of gross to net generation.

This NBER paper is also a good read for method ideas https://www.nber.org/papers/w23053.pdf

Aggregating existing generators in different states should be relatively easy. At the moment, `units_model` are [grouped by model region and technology](https://github.com/PowerGenome/PowerGenome/blob/5a72388a87f223005e920a7cc7b6635d9f185a22/powergenome/generators.py#L3099-L3103). I can add parameters to this from the settings...

Back from Thanksgiving break, will see if I can do something this week.

Within the JSON config file it will look like this: ```json "options": [ "Disable.", "Disable." ] ``` It looks like you need to capitalize "Disable". I agree that the documentation...

Just the serial number. < and > are usually used to show the place you put your own value in.

Thanks @sierra-e. I think this is an issue of new resource group file formats and old test systems. I'm working to push a new version of PG and will also...

I agree that it’s difficult to generalize rules for these disagreements. The fact that it changes and is then consistent makes me trust the new values a bit more. I’ll...

Adding my 2 cents here. Some capacity expansion models retire a plant's capacity it reaches an "end of lifetime" age. For models that do this, it's more important to have...

Can you give some more details? Are you trying to view the website or run the code locally?