Is it possible to assess IMPDEMZ and IMPNRGZ (DUMMY imports), in Veda-BE, on a daynite timeslice? For instance, If I am tracking the ELC (Electricity) commodity on a DAYNITE timeslice, Can I analyze when exactly I am running out of Electricity production? Shall I pre-define the dummy imports for it?
I have not needed it myself, but you can surely define IMPNRGZ on the DAYNITE level, I guess best done in SysSettings. Then you will have those pesky dummy import flows also reported at the DAYNITE level. See the help pages:
On the other hand, demand commodities are in most models on the ANNUAL level, because the competing demand technologies should normally all see the same demand load curve (which is hardly the case if the demand is at DAYNITE level). And so, I don't see much point in defining IMPDEMZ at the DAYNITE level.
Defining IMPNRGZ on the DAYNITE level would be useful since I have a 192 timeslice and 28 regions model, thats exchange electricity among each other. Also, I have different Renewables AFs on a DAYNITE level, thus it would able assess the impact of these technologies on the ELC supply.
It worked! I can see the new timeslice level in the Process Master.
I had read the help page, but I didnt noted that the timeslice should be added under the Value header. Indeed I still can't realize it from the page.
Other thing that I was doing wrong was adding the "ELC" commodity under "Pset_CO". Since this is not the only commodity that IMPNRGZ can "produce", the timeslice definition wasn't working. So, the two main steps on doing so: I) Add the timeslice level under the Value header and II) Do not add any"Pset_CO" (commodity output) on the definition process.
I reactivate this thread, since I have the exact same question, and for the exact same reasons, but now under VEDA2.
I tried to turn IMPNRGZ into a DAYNITE process, as follows in the SysSettings:
After syncing the model, VEDA returns the message that this table did not generate any record. I also tried a ~TFM_UPD table, just in case. Same result. The base.dd confirms me that the process is still defined at the annual level : RegionName.'IMPNRGZ'.ANNUAL under the SET PRC_TSL section.