27-09-2021, 01:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 27-09-2021, 01:26 AM by [email protected].)
When I ran the reference scenario, I found a technology's capacity much higher than its demand and it only appeared in some regions.
If I set its availability factor as a upper bound, the capacity is much higher than its demand all the time and the activity is much higher than its demand only in 2020.
If I set its availability factor as a fixed constant (=1), the capacity and the activity are both much higher than its demand all the time.
Sincerely hope you could tell me the possible reasons. Why the unnecessary capacity appeared in the results?
Results are attached.
Image 1: Russia's demand for TFNI (International navigation).
Image 2: Russia's results when availability factor as a upper bound.
Image 3: Russia's results when availability factor as a fixed constant (=1).
Thank you!
If I set its availability factor as a upper bound, the capacity is much higher than its demand all the time and the activity is much higher than its demand only in 2020.
If I set its availability factor as a fixed constant (=1), the capacity and the activity are both much higher than its demand all the time.
Sincerely hope you could tell me the possible reasons. Why the unnecessary capacity appeared in the results?
Results are attached.
Image 1: Russia's demand for TFNI (International navigation).
Image 2: Russia's results when availability factor as a upper bound.
Image 3: Russia's results when availability factor as a fixed constant (=1).
Thank you!
