07-11-2010, 04:44 PM
Thanks Antti,
The drop of fixed costs is a result of technologies which don't have demand, but exist in the base year (I cut one industry from a larger model). There are no INVCOST for RESID capacities here, but FIXOM and VAROM are there. As I've found using Reg_wobj, the divergence goes from FIXOM. I understand that fixed costs are constant for RESID capacities, and don't affect solution. But do I understand correctly that fixed costs are calculated in different ways for objective and for reporting in VEDA-BE? Are the any rational reason for that? Thanks,
The drop of fixed costs is a result of technologies which don't have demand, but exist in the base year (I cut one industry from a larger model). There are no INVCOST for RESID capacities here, but FIXOM and VAROM are there. As I've found using Reg_wobj, the divergence goes from FIXOM. I understand that fixed costs are constant for RESID capacities, and don't affect solution. But do I understand correctly that fixed costs are calculated in different ways for objective and for reporting in VEDA-BE? Are the any rational reason for that? Thanks,