use eia normalization to reduce unrealistic hydro cfs

config.pypsa-earth.yaml

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ build_shape_options:
   update_file: false  # When true, all the input files are downloaded again and replace the existing files
   out_logging: true  # When true, logging is printed to console
   year: 2020  # reference year used to derive shapes, info on population and info on GDP
-  nprocesses: 3  # number of processes to be used in build_shapes
+  nprocesses: 1  # number of processes to be used in build_shapes
   worldpop_method: "standard"  # "standard" pulls from web 1kmx1km raster, "api" pulls from API 100mx100m raster, false (not "false") no pop addition to shape which is useful when generating only cutout
   gdp_method: "standard"  # "standard" pulls from web 1x1km raster, false (not "false") no gdp addition to shape which useful when generating only cutout
   contended_flag: "set_by_country" # "set_by_country" assigns the contended areas to the countries according to the GADM database, "drop" drops these contended areas from the model
@@ -310,8 +310,8 @@ renewable:
     clip_min_inflow: 1.0
     extendable: true
     normalization:
-      method: hydro_capacities  # 'hydro_capacities' to rescale country hydro production by using hydro_capacities, 'eia' to rescale by eia data, false for no rescaling
-      year: 2013  # (optional) year of statistics used to rescale the runoff time series. When not provided, the weather year of the snapshots is used
+      method: eia  # 'hydro_capacities' to rescale country hydro production by using hydro_capacities, 'eia' to rescale by eia data, false for no rescaling
+      year: 2020  # (optional) year of statistics used to rescale the runoff time series. When not provided, the weather year of the snapshots is used
     multiplier: 1.1  # multiplier applied after the normalization of the hydro production; default 1.0
   csp:
     cutout: cutout-2013-era5