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Hello everyone, i have a doubt regarding one commodity of my model.
I have the commodity ELC (electricity of course) and as you can see in the next 2 images, when i define it and also when generating a profile for the wind farms processes that generate this electricity i am using FX in the LimType so all the electricity generated should be used in other processes.
But in the results, not all the electricity produced is being used as you can see in this image:
I have no idea why is this happening and i have been all the day runing it multiple times and there is no change.
Here i am also attaching the LST file and the runlog so maybe there is something there i can not see:
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I would really appreciate if someone could have a look on this.
Thank you
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In your older model version, you had the following parameter defined:
PARAMETER COM_IE ' '/
'REG1'.2020.'ELC'.ANNUAL 0.9
/;
And now in your screenshot above, I can see:
Var_Fin ELC 44.32
Var_Fout ELC 49.24
By dividing the Var_Fin value by the Var_Fout value, I get 0.900. So, I conclude that there is basically nothing to look at: the commodity efficiency COM_IE you have defined fully explains the difference, and all electricity produced is indeed being consumed, with that loss taken into account.
Have you not read the documentation about COM_IE? If you do not want to see that difference (loss), why did you define that COM_IE in the first place?
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(16-04-2024, 09:05 PM)Antti-L Wrote: In your older model version, you had the following parameter defined:
PARAMETER COM_IE ' '/
'REG1'.2020.'ELC'.ANNUAL 0.9
/;
And now in your screenshot above, I can see:
Var_Fin ELC 44.32
Var_Fout ELC 49.24
By dividing the Var_Fin value by the Var_Fout value, I get 0.900. So, I conclude that there is basically nothing to look at: the commodity efficiency COM_IE you have defined fully explains the difference, and all electricity produced is indeed being consumed, with that loss taken into account.
Have you not read the documentation about COM_IE? If you do not want to see that difference (loss), why did you define that COM_IE in the first place?
I have no idea i defined that. I dont know where it is, i will try to find it. I understand it should be on the commodities definition