Notable changes to openCEM
- Linearised unit commitment constraints for less flexible generator technologies
- Minimum dispatchable constraints
- Minimum renewable dispatchable constraints
- Carbon price is now a pathway instead of a single value
- Redirected to new standard database schema
- Default values for technologies
- Unit tests and coverage
- Bugs and pylint warnings
- "custom costs" field in config gile to override input costs using a csv file
- Added custom cost template example in test folder
- Added changelog
- Pass options for logging and alternative solvers to
msolve.py
- Scenario template no longer contains sets information or default values for technologies. All default sets and parameters are specified in
const.py
- Installation instructions (anaconda and Windows 10 troubleshooting)
- Usage instructions
- Unit tests for
multi.py
- Refactored
model
(formerly core) andinitialiser
modules
- Data directory with deprecated files
- Beta release of openCEM
- Installation instructions
- Basic usage instructions
- Sample configuration file