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Commit 0257631 (in branch haag15) and following demonstrate how to represent distributed energy conversion processes. By being able to specify that certain process output commodities must meet a constant, but flexible share of a connected demand at all times, these processes cannot be used like peak load plants. Instead they correctly represent a distributed fleet of independent units that meet "their share" of the demand.
1st open question: the obvious generalisation would be to allow storage processes (e.g. distributed hot water storage in residential buildings) to get the same feature. However, it is not obvious how such a constraint could/should be implemented exactly. How could it be done?
2nd open question: Would the generalisation to transmission processes add any value?
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Commit 0257631 (in branch haag15) and following demonstrate how to represent distributed energy conversion processes. By being able to specify that certain process output commodities must meet a constant, but flexible share of a connected demand at all times, these processes cannot be used like peak load plants. Instead they correctly represent a distributed fleet of independent units that meet "their share" of the demand.
1st open question: the obvious generalisation would be to allow storage processes (e.g. distributed hot water storage in residential buildings) to get the same feature. However, it is not obvious how such a constraint could/should be implemented exactly. How could it be done?
2nd open question: Would the generalisation to transmission processes add any value?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: