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Discrepancies between energy balance and energy graph #2569

Open lottevanvlimmeren opened 2 years ago

lottevanvlimmeren commented 2 years ago

During our work for the ENTSOE country database project, @mabijkerk and I have found some discrepancies between the energy balance and the energy graph. Some of these inconsistencies are already being discussed in separate issues. This issue is meant to give an overview of all inconsistencies we have encountered and to discuss additional remarks.

There are two smaller discrepancies that can be fixed easily:

Besides these two points, we have some other remarks that are not as easy to solve:

@AlexanderWirtz @michieldenhaan @marliekeverweij we would like to hear your opinion about the aforementioned discrepancies.

marliekeverweij commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the overview! Good to know all discrepancies. Here my opinion on two of them:

Currently, gasoline is distributed over road and aviation fuels in the energy graph. This is consistent with the gasoline distribution on the Dutch Eurostat energy balance. However, for other European countries gasoline is also used in domestic navigation, in addition to road and aviation. @mabijkerk and I would suggest to add this new energy flow to the energy graph.

Yes, this is a good idea and should happen IMO. I will add it to our project on BC

Distribution losses are only considered for heat and electricity in ETLocal, while the losses for crude oil and natural gas are included in ETSource (in energy_distribution_crude_oil_loss and energy_distribution_network_gas_loss). Is it necessary to add these losses to ETLocal?

Yes I think so. I will add it to the list of missing ETLocal keys on BC

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