StorageVET 2.0 is a valuation model for analysis of energy storage technologies and some other energy resources paired with storage. The tool can be used as a standalone model, or integrated with other power system models, thanks to its open-source Python framework. Download the executable environment and learn more at https://www.storagevet.com.
Is this project still being actively maintained - and if so is an upgrade to python 3.7 possible?
The reason I ask is that I wanted to use the CBC solver for some of the mixed interger linear programming problems, which in turn mean I needed to install cylp.
Getting a working installation of cylp took me quite some time (Windows 10, using miniconda3 for conda install dependencies wherever possible). The only wheel file I could find for cylp compiled for python 3.6 was for a pre-release version - here.
If upgrade to python >=3.7 not possible because of dependency package versions etc. then would you accept a pull-request for me to extend the READ-ME to cover installation of cylp on Windows? At the moment the trail of following the documentation would go:
OK - so need to install cylp, so looking at the readme: https://github.com/coin-or/CyLP suggests it should be possible to pip install cylp, however for me at least this doesnt work (I think because there's no released wheel for python<3.7?)
Is this project still being actively maintained - and if so is an upgrade to python 3.7 possible?
The reason I ask is that I wanted to use the CBC solver for some of the mixed interger linear programming problems, which in turn mean I needed to install
cylp.Getting a working installation of
cylptook me quite some time (Windows 10, using miniconda3 forconda installdependencies wherever possible). The only wheel file I could find forcylpcompiled for python 3.6 was for a pre-release version - here.If upgrade to python >=3.7 not possible because of dependency package versions etc. then would you accept a pull-request for me to extend the READ-ME to cover installation of
cylpon Windows? At the moment the trail of following the documentation would go:cylp, so looking at the readme: https://github.com/coin-or/CyLP suggests it should be possible topip install cylp, however for me at least this doesnt work (I think because there's no released wheel for python<3.7?)