pyESDL is a library for using ESDL in python programs. ESDL stands for Energy System Description Language and is created to support developers creating, parsing, generating ESDL-files with the goal to create interoperable energy system transition tooling.
This package contains all the ESDL classes of the ESDL language and an EnergySystemHandler
that helps the developer to read and write ESDL-files.
More information about ESDL can be found at:
- ESDL gitbook documentation with a general introduction, example applications and some code samples.
- ESDL Model Reference documentation that describes all the classes and definitions in detail using a clickable UML diagram.
PyESDL now comes with a lot of support functions for:
- handling profiles:
- ProfileManager: reading profiles from a CSV, converting to and from esdl.DateTimeProfile or esdl.TimeSeriesProfile.
- ExcelProfileManager: reading from and writing profiles to Excel files
- InfluxDBProfileManager: reading from and writong profiles to InfluxDB (version 1.7)
- handling geometries: conversion to and from esdl geometries, WKT, WKB, GeoJSON, ...
- qunatity and units: unit conversion, converting a QuantityAndUnit to a string, building a QuantityAndUnit from a string
PyESDL now comes with a lot of support functions for handling profiles, geometries and qunatity and units. This requires additional dependencies. As not all users might need all functionalities, there are several ways to install pyESDL.
Use the following command to install the pyESDL python module including all dependencies from the PyPi registry:
pip install pyESDL[all]
To install the minimal version of pyESDL:
pip install pyESDL
To install the dependencies for additional profile functionalities (only required for support for Excel and InfluxDB):
pip install pyESDL[profiles]
To install the dependencies for handling geometries:
pip install pyESDL[geometry]
We will start soon with generating more documentation on readthedocs.
from esdl.esdl_handler import EnergySystemHandler
from esdl import esdl
esh = EnergySystemHandler()
es = esh.create_empty_energy_system(name="ES1", es_description='Nice Energy System',
inst_title='instance 1', area_title="Area 51")
print(es)
esh.save(filename="test.esdl")
from esdl.esdl_handler import EnergySystemHandler
from esdl import esdl
from pprint import pprint
esh = EnergySystemHandler()
# load an ESDL file and use type hinting to help the IDE to do auto completion
es: esdl.EnergySystem = esh.load_file('test.esdl')
print(es)
# Create a WindTurbine
wind_turbine = esdl.WindTurbine(name='WindTurbine at coast', rotorDiameter=50.0, height=100.0,
type=esdl.WindTurbineTypeEnum.WIND_ON_COAST)
# print the wind turbines properties in ESDL as a dict
pprint(esh.attr_to_dict(wind_turbine))
# Get the area where this windturbine should be added
area51: esdl.Area = es.instance[0].area
# add the WindTurbine to the area
area51.asset.append(wind_turbine)
# save the file
esh.save()
# Give the WindTurbine a location on the map
location = esdl.Point(lat=52.6030475337285, lon=4.729614257812501)
wind_turbine.geometry = location
esh.save()
# Convert the Energy System to an XML string and print it
xml_string = esh.to_string()
print(xml_string)
Example:
from esdl.units.conversion import convert_to_unit, ENERGY_IN_J, ENERGY_IN_MWh
converted = convert_to_unit(5, ENERGY_IN_MWh, ENERGY_IN_J)
18E9 == converted
>> True
- Fix bug when no tags are given for an InfluxDBProfile
- Fix issue with multi-valued attribute values (such as values in TableRow)
- Start with the ReadTheDocs documentation
- Add support for ESDL release 24.01
- Fix bug in ProfileManager
- InfluxDBProfileManager.load_influxdb now returns an esdl.InfluxDBProfile
- InfluxDBProfileManager: improved handling of situations where no data is returned
- Bug fixes in InfluxDBProfileManager
- Add support for ESDL release 23.11 (with powerCurveTable for WindTurbine)
- Fix bug in determining the end_datetime of profiles
- Implement EDR client
- Added more predefined QaUs
- Support for tags in InfluxDBProfileManager
- Implement set_profile function
- Corrected some bugs (datetime_utils missing, support for fields with '-')
- Add support functions for handling profiles, geometries and qunatity and units.
- Add support for ESDL release 23.03 (added 2 PowerPlant types, referenceYear for CostInformation, added fullLoadHours and operationalHours attributes to Consumer and Transport classes)
- Add support for ESDL release 22.11 (with KPI-KPI and Sector-Sector relation, ElectricBoiler, PowerPlant types, ...)
- Add support for Energy Data Repository files (*.edd)
- Add supoprt for linking to external files (e.g. stored in the EDR) using
get_external_reference(url, object_id)
- Add function to instantiate a class by its class name (
instantiate_esdltype(className)
)
- Add support for ESDL release 22.10 (with Port-Constraint relation, support for modelling material flows, added powerFactor attribute for electricity related assets, DataSourceList)
- Add support for ESDL release 22.07 (with ConnectableAsset, ExposedPortsAsset, PumpedHydroPower and CAES assets, restructured some LabelJump information, asset Constraints)
- Add support for ESDL release 21.12 (with quantity and unit information for InputOutputRelation, renaming of some distribution information classes of AggregatedBuildings)
- Add support for ESDL release 21.11 (with HybridHeatpump, developmentCosts, Commodity emission attribute)
- Add support for ESDL release 21.10 (with storage volumes)
- Add support for ESDL release 21.9 (with pipe and cable relations)
- Fix pyecore 0.12.1 dependency issue
- Add support for ESDL release 21.7 (with BufferDistance, ATES)
-
Fix issue with version definition, making the EnergySystemHandler unusable.
-
Add get_all_instances_of_type() to EnergySystemHandler to retrieve all the instances of a certain type in an EnergySystem.
E.g.
esh.get_all_instances_of_type(esdl.GenericProfile)
will give you all the profiles defined in the EnergySystem.
- Add support for InputOutputRelation
The release process is as follows:
- Do a
git tag
with the new version number - Do
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
to create the tarball and wheel in thedist
folder - upload to PyPi:
python3 -m twine upload --repository pyESDL dist/*