Hello everyone, is it possible to constraint some conversion system to be supplied ONLY by energy production of a defined set of technologies? currently, I would like to assess a scenario with green hydrogen production, i.e. hydrogen production only with electricity produced by RES, rather than a generic electricity carrier.
Hi, what I would do then would be to differentiate electricity carriers. For instance, you could say that renewabes produce "renewable electricity", whilst other things produce "electricity". Your electrolyser would only be allowed to operate with an input of "renewable electricity", making sure that you produce green hydrogen only. At the same time, you should define a new, "dummy" technology to convert "renewable electricity" into generic "electricity", with no cost and unitary efficiency, so that renewables are also enabled to feed the generic "electricty" demand like all other techs
Good evening, I am developing a model of the African continent based on a Calliope, but I have incurred in some issues regarding costs results. I am modelling the power system as it is, so I am not including investment costs, to optimize the operation of the existing power stations. For some technologies I have only fixed O&M costs, for which I used the setting om _annual, which should be annual fixed opex for unit of installed capacity. Anyhow, these costs result null when investment costs are not considered. Did I misunderstand the nature of this setting or is there an issue in its definition?
Thank you very much
Hi, wow, looks like an ambitious attempt! (: is this part of some bigger project? Anyway, if you are defining some om_annual
that should work fine without any investment cost. A different thing is the om_fractional_investment
, which is based on investment cost. However, for any fixed cost, including om_annual
, you need to have a lifetime
and an interest_rate
defined as well.