Closed DorinevanderVlies closed 7 years ago
I think we should either change the queries to just include P2G for transport,
Sounds like the way to go!
I just found out that all queries for this chart are actually more general then transportation. Perhaps we should think a bit more about what we actually want to show.
Reconsidering I think that this chart originates from the time that in thet ETM hydrogen was just used for transport.
I think there are two things "wrong" with the queries in combination with the current chart title
2 in combination with 3 results in negative Power-to-gas in the chart when a scenario has excess P2G for industry
So change the query to
query = DIVIDE((V(energy_flexibility_p2g_electricity,output_of_hydrogen) + V(industry_flexibility_p2g_electricity,output_of_hydrogen)),BILLIONS)
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Assigning myself as well and adding deploy milestone. I am going to work on related issues (quintel/etmodel#2397, quintel/etmodel#2354, quintel/etmodel#2272 and quintel/etmodel#2257) tomorrow morning and will look into this one as well.
Moved to October deploy.
We decided to changed the graph such that hydrogen production for transport is shown, rather than all hydrogen production (see: https://github.com/quintel/etsource/pull/1399). The rationale behind this is that the chart is shown on the H2O for transport slide, so the chart now (only) shows how this H2O for transport is produced (p2g, methane reforming, methane reforming ccs, local electrolyses). Ive added a demand bar to show when p2g production exceeds hydrogen for transport demand. I will create a similar graph for hydrogen production for the fertiliser industry.
As @ChaelKruip noted, the queries are more general than transportation (hydrogen production happens in the energy sector) but so far the hydrogen produced there is only used for transport (or export). If this were to change in the future, the queries of this chart have to be updated.
Right now, adding power to gas for industry influences the "Hydrogen production for transport" chart.
The p2g_in_hydrogen_production gquery seems to include all P2G conversion, not just P2G for transport.
I think we should either change the queries to just include P2G for transport, or change the slide (text, chart, etc), to P2G general.
This image shows a scenario with no P2G for transport, but with some P2G for industry.
Including @ChaelKruip and @jorisberkhout