industrial prod: use EU28 total for denominator for distribution key
This makes sure the distribution key is correct when only subsets of countries are used. This is then consistent with the HVC, MeOH and Cl totals being EU28 totals. Without this change, industry production is overestimated when using subsets of countries. Or the user has to adjust the totals for industrial production themselves.
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2045: 0.16
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2050: 0.20
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basic_chemicals_without_NH3_energy_demand_today: 1138. #TWh/a
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basic_chemicals_without_NH3_production_today: 69. #Mt/a
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HVC_production_today: 52.
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MWh_elec_per_tHVC_mechanical_recycling: 0.547
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MWh_elec_per_tHVC_chemical_recycling: 6.9
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demand["Basic chemicals"].clip(lower=0.0, inplace=True)
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# assume HVC, methanol, chlorine production proportional to non-ammonia basic chemicals
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distribution_key = demand["Basic chemicals"] / demand["Basic chemicals"].sum()
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distribution_key = demand["Basic chemicals"] / params["basic_chemicals_without_NH3_production_today"] / 1e3
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demand["HVC"] = params["HVC_production_today"] * 1e3 * distribution_key
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demand["Chlorine"] = params["chlorine_production_today"] * 1e3 * distribution_key
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demand["Methanol"] = params["methanol_production_today"] * 1e3 * distribution_key
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