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Break down transmission costs by ISIC code #120

Closed mkmahajan closed 3 years ago

mkmahajan commented 3 years ago

Suggested by Robbie. Currently, all costs are assigned to the construction ISIC code in the variable 'Electricity Sector Change in Amount Spent on Capital Equipment and OM by ISIC Code.'

jrissman commented 3 years ago

For other things like this, Robbie or you provided me with a spreadsheet with fractional cost breakdowns by recipient ISIC code. Do you want to create one for transmission construction costs? Implementing it in Vensim is pretty quick.

mkmahajan commented 3 years ago

Yes, I am assigning myself to this issue as well and will search for some data. I likely won't get to this immediately, but will be sure to set up a file before this would be incorporated in the next update (after 3.1).

jrissman commented 3 years ago

Sounds great! No hurry on my end :-)

robbieorvis commented 3 years ago

FYI @mkmahajan there is an NREL JEDI model for transmission, which would be a perfect place to get this. It's where I got the other data for the power sector. You can find it here: https://www.nrel.gov/analysis/jedi/models.html

jrissman commented 3 years ago

It strikes me that we could implement this without altering the Texas EPS results by assigning a 100% share to the "construction" ISIC code in the Texas EPS dataset. So if you'd like me to include this feature for 3.1, just send along the file that divides up the costs of building transmission lines by recipient ISIC code for the U.S. nationally, and I should be able to do it promptly.

mkmahajan commented 3 years ago

I'll try to get this file set up tomorrow so we can sneak it into 3.1 - thanks!

mkmahajan commented 3 years ago

Hi @jrissman - I put together a new file that breaks down transmission costs by ISIC code, attached here Share of Transmission Capital Costs by ISIC Code.xlsx

jrissman commented 3 years ago

Thank you for that file, Megan!

This is completed in 76f296e.