* Update .gitignore
* Add fictitious load to account for non-transformed shipping emissions
The share of shipping demand that is transformed is defined now for different years to be used with the myopic code.
The carbon emission from the remaining share is treated as a negative load on the atmospheric carbon dioxide bus, just like aviation and land transport emissions.
* Split colours for H2 in Industry and H2 in shipping when plotting balances.
When plotting the balance for H2, the rename dictionary merges all the demands containing H2.
This commit disables such merging and keeps different colours for H2 in shipping and H2 in industry. This is useful when one wants to look at the H2 balance and have an overview of where the H2 is consumed in the model.
* Make transformation of Steel and Aluminum production depends on year
Previously, the transformation of the Steel and Aluminum production was assumed to occur overnight.
This commit enables the definition of a transformation path via the config.yaml file.
This requires adding the {planning_horizon} to the input and output file name of the following rules:
build_industrial_production_per_country_tomorrow
build_industrial_production_per_node
build_industry_energy_demand_per_node
prepare_sector_network
* small follow-up to merge
* Add oil consumed in shipping as a load to EU oil bus
* Update scripts/prepare_sector_network.py
* add planning_horizons wildcard to benchmark paths
* fixup: double fraction_primary for steel
Co-authored-by: Fabian Neumann <fabian.neumann@outlook.de>
* Omitting unnecessary constraints on the CHP units
All CHPs in pypsa-eur-sec are operating on the backpressure line and this set of extra constraints to ensure working in the operational space of the CHPs is hence not necessary at the moment.
* remove chp constraints function call
* Update config.default.yaml
Some people find it counterintuitive that battery and H2 storage are not kept from PyPSA-Eur. An explicit mention can help here.
* Update installation.rst
We only use one config.yaml file
* Add an arrow from biomass to carbon dioxide.
This signals that we also have BECCS in the model.
Co-authored-by: martavp <martavictoriaperez@gmail.com>
