Update cost queries to match the new cost export structure

[redekok]

This PR renames and restructures costs queries to match the new structure of the costs export functionality. It also fixes minor bugs.

Background The new costs export serializer finds queries with the following suffixes:

• _annualised_costs
• _capex
• _opex
• _capital_costs
• _depreciation_costs
• _fixed_operation_and_maintenance_costs
• _variable_operation_and_maintenance_costs
• _investment_costs
• _wacc
• _technical_lifetime

Queries within all infrastructure components (heat, electricity, gas, hydrogen) have been changed to match these suffixes.

Changes Heat infrastructure costs

• add layer of _capex & _opex queries for all heat infrastructure components;
• add _wacc and _technical_lifetime queries;
• refer to _wacc and _technical_lifetime queries when calculating _capital_costs and _depreciation_costs;
• rename _yearly_maintenance_costs queries to _fixed_operation_and_maintenance_costs;
• rename distribution_pipelines queries to distinguish between main distribution pipelines and the overall distribution pipeline system (=main distribution pipelines + connection pipelines). See documentation
• move _indoor_costs queries to main_queries folder (for consistency with other infrastructure components);

Electricity infrastructure costs Existing query names were inconsistent with other costs queries. For example, lv_net_additional_capital_costs actually referred to additional CAPEX = capital costs + depreciation costs.

These and other inconsistencies have been addressed:

• Restructure costs queries using _costs and _present / _future / _delta_present_future name system;
• add _capital_costs and _depreciation_costs queries;
• add _wacc and _technical_lifetime queries
• Rename total_costs queries to annualised_costs;
• rename total_investment_costs to investment_costs;
• rename additional_operation_and_maintenance_costs to fixed_operation_and_maintenance_costs;
• add layer of _capex & _opex queries;

Gas infrastructure costs Add layer of _annualised_costs query

Heat delivery system costs

• Add layer of _annualised_costs query
• add _wacc and _technical_lifetime queries for all heat delivery systems;
• Recalculates costs for all households and buildings that have ht/mt/lt heat delivery systems. Closes #2992

Carrier costs Add layer of _annualised_costs query

Hydrogen storage and insulation costs Add layer of _annualised_costs and _capex queries

Insulation costs buildings & households

• Add layer of _annualised_costs query
• Calculate _capex by dividing insulation costs by technical lifetime
• Move queries into folder structure

CO2 emissions costs Add separate ccus and co2_emissions_costs queries.

Bug fixing

• Rename cost_co2 group to costs_co2_ccus
• Remove costs_building_and_installations_transport group from relevant nodes and costs figures;
• add buildings hybrid heatpumps to costs_building_and_installations group;
• Update takes_part_in_ets for agriculture and backup burners based on input capacity

[mabijkerk]

I'm having a hard time following the new structure for CCUS costs queries:

• costs_co2: costs _co2_energy_graph + costs_molecule_graph
• costs_co2_ccus: costs_co2_energy_graph_ccus + costs_molecule_graph
• costs_co2_energy_graph: costs_co2_energy_graph_ccus + costs_co2_energy_graph_co2_emissions_costs
• costs_co2_energy_graph_ccus: costs of CCUS CAPEX and OPEX of nodes in the energy graph
• costs_co2_energy_graph_co2_emissions_costs: costs of CO2 emissions of nodes in the energy graph
• costs_molecule_graph: costs of CAPEX and OPEX in the molecule graph excluding CCS

What I'm struggling with:

• The main group is called costs_co2 in the download, with ccus as a subgroup, but in the folder in ETSource the main group is 6_CCUS
• There is overlap between the queries costs_co2 and costs_co2_ccus and between costs_co2_ccus and costs_co2_energy_graph
• The costs_molecule_graph are not called costsco2... and are excluding CCS?
• The second "costs" in costs_co2_energy_graph_co2_emissions_costs feels redundant

Most importantly, based on the query titles I have no idea what's what. When is something "CO2", when is something "CCUS". It feels like it's different in the data-export and different in the queries and then again different in the frontend, where it is "CCUS costs" and "CO2 emissions costs".

[mabijkerk]

I noticed that the insulation costs do not have a capital costs component. @KoenvanB noted this as well and added that the source data may already have applied some kind of annualisation. This is something to note for further investigation.

[mabijkerk]

Another point to note is that our gas infrastructure costs 'calculation' is extremely limited. It does not even change based on changes in demand or supply of gas. Also something to note for further investigation.

[mabijkerk]

The queries for heat infrastructure are rather numerous, making it hard to review (and maintain) them. This is something to note for further improvements.