22-10-2019, 06:46 PM
Dear All,
I am preparing a Power Sector model specific to India till 2030. In my model output, there is an unrealistic investment in solar and wind capacity due to falling prices of these technologies whereas the existing thermal plants are out of generation after the starting year i.e. 2018 in my model.
In this case, how can I overcome this issue so that there is a realistic share of solar and wind as well as the existing thermal plants remain in operation.
How can I implement any user constraint if needed?
I am preparing a Power Sector model specific to India till 2030. In my model output, there is an unrealistic investment in solar and wind capacity due to falling prices of these technologies whereas the existing thermal plants are out of generation after the starting year i.e. 2018 in my model.
In this case, how can I overcome this issue so that there is a realistic share of solar and wind as well as the existing thermal plants remain in operation.
How can I implement any user constraint if needed?
