Closed fschreyer closed 3 years ago
No, I did not run them. Run convGDX2CSV_LCOE() What should I run?
I dont think it makes sense on the old.gdx, btw, because LCOE wont be correct for earlier model structures.
Can I use any GDX for my test of your routine?
To test your commits, use the fulldata.gdx
from your most recent REMIND run (if you don't have a very recent one simply start one -- it's always good to keep up with using the model) and the old.gdx
attached to the package source code.
Simply run the following command twice with the location of each GDX as argument:
a <- convGDX2mif("/where/the/first/GDX/is/fulldata.gdx")
a <- convGDX2mif("/where/the/second/GDX/is/old.gdx")
But it's true that this doesn't apply here because you didn't touch the convGDX2MIF
function.
So basically you can merge as soon as the conflicts are resolved..
Ye, any gdx, I guess.
Ah ok, why these conflicts. Didnt I build properly? I will check later.
update LCOE plotting script, add LCOE vs. price comparison update LCOE reporting, add se2fe distribution technologies, add DAC levelized cost, make reporting output flexible for either marginal LCOE, average LCOE or both