FT and electrolysis waste heat for DH as float #1141
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Thanks for getting started with this so quickly. A few minor points
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Follow-up: Adjusted release note of #1141
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Great! Just leaving a note on backwards compatibility for next time: The change in the config file was purely stylistic but leads to old configs not being compatible with the new version. |
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ups, i suggest the new style and didn't notice that it changes the config 😬 should we revert to the old config style before the next release? |
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Yes, let's do it! |
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The waste heat of Fischer-Tropsch synthesis and electrolyzers is dominating the urban central heat mix for planning horizons > 2030 (PyPSA/pypsa-ariadne#114). This PR allows for the multiplication of the link efficiency by a float in order to make more conservative assumptions regarding the usage of this waste heat.