Rung 53: a transmission_volume_expansion_limit row holds in every scenario under multi_investment_periods¶
One rung of the PyPSA corpus: the file pypsa.yaml projected onto what this network builds, attached to that network, and held to what PyPSA solves it to.
✔ Verified against pypsa 1.3.0 — objective 15005.0, held to the corpus oracle, because PyPSA 1.3.0 solves this network wrongly (PyPSA/PyPSA#1939); no model is compared.
The model¶
The same model, as math
A plain n.optimize(), and its multi-period and stochastic classes, in one file. Every second-stage quantity spans a scenario (a future dispatch is chosen in) and every asset stands in the investment periods its build year and lifetime span. A parameter spans scenario exactly when PyPSA reads it per scenario. Capacity is chosen once, before the future is known, and paid once per active period at its cost in expectation over the scenarios; operation is the expectation over the scenarios' weights, with a share priced at the tail through the CVaR rows, which stand only where that share is positive. A plain run feeds one scenario, one period, all-active masks and unit weights, and the model collapses to the standard one. A security-constrained run copies each branch flow limit once per outage in an outage set that a plain run leaves empty. Which snapshots an asset is active in, a scenario's weight, and the outage factors are data prep.
Sets¶
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| \(\Xi\) | index \(\xi\) — scenario — the futures dispatch is chosen in, each with a weight |
| \(\mathcal{T}\) | index \(t\) — snapshot with \(\mathrm{snapshot\_period}: \mathcal{T} \to \mathcal{Y}\) — dispatch periods |
| \(\mathcal{N}\) | index \(n\) — bus with \(\mathrm{Generator\_bus}: \mathcal{G} \to \mathcal{N},\ \mathrm{Load\_bus}: \mathcal{D} \to \mathcal{N},\ \mathrm{Line\_bus0}: \mathcal{K} \to \mathcal{N},\ \mathrm{Line\_bus1}: \mathcal{K} \to \mathcal{N}\) — network nodes |
| \(\mathcal{G}\) | index \(g\) — generator with \(\mathrm{Generator\_bus}: \mathcal{G} \to \mathcal{N}\) — generating units, each on one bus |
| \(\mathcal{D}\) | index \(d\) — load with \(\mathrm{Load\_bus}: \mathcal{D} \to \mathcal{N}\) — demands, each on one bus |
| \(\mathcal{K}\) | index \(k\) — line with \(\mathrm{Line\_bus0}: \mathcal{K} \to \mathcal{N},\ \mathrm{Line\_bus1}: \mathcal{K} \to \mathcal{N}\) — passive branches, each between two buses, their flow set by impedance |
| \(\mathcal{L}\) | index \(l\) — global_constraint — PyPSA's GlobalConstraint rows, one label per declared limit |
| \(\mathcal{Y}\) | index \(y\) — period with \(\mathrm{snapshot\_period}: \mathcal{T} \to \mathcal{Y}\) — investment periods — PyPSA's investment_periods |
Parameters¶
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| \(\mathrm{w}\) | snapshot_weightings_objective over \(\mathcal{T}\) — PyPSA's snapshot_weightings.objective — hours a snapshot stands for in the cost |
| \(\mathrm{p}^{\mathrm{nom}}\) | Generator_p_nom over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{G}\) — nominal power |
| \(\mathrm{ext}\) | Generator_p_nom_extendable over \(\mathcal{G}\) — whether the nominal power is a decision |
| \(\underline{\mathrm{p}}\) | Generator_p_min_pu over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{G}\) — least output, per unit of nominal power |
| \(\overline{\mathrm{p}}\) | Generator_p_max_pu over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{G}\) — most output, per unit of nominal power — an availability profile |
| \(\mathrm{c}\) | Generator_marginal_cost over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{G}\) — cost of one unit of output |
| \(\mathrm{c}^{(2)}\) | Generator_marginal_cost_quadratic over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{G}\) — cost of the square of one unit of output |
| \(\mathrm{sgn}\) | Generator_sign over \(\mathcal{G}\) — the sign output enters its bus's balance with — PyPSA's sign, 1 unless given, -1 for a unit that draws power. PyPSA refuses one that differs by scenario (consistency.py:1187) |
| \(\mathrm{com}\) | Generator_committable over \(\mathcal{G}\) — whether output is gated by an on/off status decision |
| \(\mathrm{load}\) | Load_p_set over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{D}\) — demand |
| \(\mathrm{sgn}^{\mathrm{load}}\) | Load_sign over \(\mathcal{D}\) — the sign a load's demand enters its bus's balance with — PyPSA's sign, -1 unless given, 1 for a load that feeds its bus. PyPSA refuses one that differs by scenario (consistency.py:1187) |
| \(\mathrm{on}^{\mathrm{load}}\) | Load_active over \(\mathcal{D}\) — whether a load stands in the model — PyPSA's active. A load has no build year and no lifetime, so the flag holds in every snapshot. PyPSA refuses one that differs by scenario (consistency.py:1195) |
| \(\pi\) | scenario_weight over \(\Xi\) — PyPSA's scenario_weightings.weight — the probability of a future |
| \(\omega\) | CVaR_omega (scalar) — PyPSA's risk_preference['omega'] — the share of operating cost priced at the tail rather than in expectation; zero recovers the risk-neutral model |
| \(\mathrm{w}^{y}\) | period_weight_objective over \(\mathcal{Y}\) — PyPSA's investment_period_weightings.objective — what a period's cost weighs |
| \(\mathrm{on}\) | Generator_active over \(\mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{G}\) — whether a generator stands in a snapshot's period — PyPSA's active, from build year and lifetime, data prep |
| \(\mathrm{on}^{s}\) | Line_active over \(\mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{K}\) — whether a line stands in a snapshot's period — PyPSA's active, data prep |
| \(\mathrm{W}^{s}\) | Line_capital_weight over \(\mathcal{K}\) — the sum of period weights a line stands in — PyPSA's active * period_weighting, summed, data prep |
| \(\mathrm{ext}^{s}\) | Line_s_nom_extendable over \(\mathcal{K}\) — whether the nominal apparent power is a decision |
| \(\overline{\mathrm{s}}\) | Line_s_max_pu over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{K}\) — most flow either way, per unit of nominal apparent power |
| \(\underline{\mathrm{s}}^{\mathrm{nom}}\) | Line_s_nom_min over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{K}\) — least nominal apparent power an extendable line may be built at |
| \(\overline{\mathrm{s}}^{\mathrm{nom}}\) | Line_s_nom_max over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{K}\) — most nominal apparent power an extendable line may be built at |
| \(\mathrm{c}^{\mathrm{cap},s}\) | Line_capital_cost over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{K}\) — cost of one unit of nominal apparent power — PyPSA's capital_cost, periodized as an annuity in data prep |
| \(\mathrm{type}\) | GlobalConstraint_type over \(\mathcal{L}\) — which formula the row takes — primary_energy, operational_limit, transmission_volume_expansion_limit, transmission_expansion_cost_limit or tech_capacity_expansion_limit |
| \(\mathrm{sense}\) | GlobalConstraint_sense over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{L}\) — which way the row binds in each scenario — <=, >= or ==; PyPSA reads a row's sense per scenario (global_constraints.py:556, :748, :860) |
| \(\mathrm{K}\) | GlobalConstraint_constant over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{L}\) — the constant the total is held against; what a variable cannot carry — an initial charge, times its period's years for each counted period where the storage reopens per period, or a non-extendable build — is folded in here by data prep. PyPSA reads it per scenario (global_constraints.py:557, :749, :861) |
| \(\mathrm{len}\) | Line_volume_weight over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{L} \times \mathcal{K}\) — the line's length where its carrier is in the row's set, the first scenario's length as PyPSA reads it (global_constraints.py:835-836) — data prep; a line outside it, or one that does not stand in the row's investment_period, has no row |
Variables¶
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| \(p\) | Generator_p over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{G}\) — Generator-p — output of a generator in a snapshot |
| \(s\) | Line_s over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{K}\) — Line-s — PyPSA's p0, the flow measured at the Line_bus0 end: a positive value withdraws there and injects at Line_bus1, lossless |
| \(S\) | Line_s_nom_ext over \(\mathcal{K}\) — Line-s_nom — nominal apparent power where it is a decision; the parameter of the same PyPSA name carries the fixed regime |
| \(a\) | CVaR_a over \(\Xi\) — CVaR-a — how far a scenario's operating cost exceeds the tail's start; nothing where it does not |
| \(\theta\) | CVaR_theta (scalar) — CVaR-theta — where the tail starts, the value at risk |
| \(CVaR\) | CVaR (scalar) — CVaR — the tail's average cost, what the objective prices at omega |
Definitions¶
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| \(\mathit{transmission\_volume\_expansion}\) | transmission_volume_expansion over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{L}\) — what a transmission_volume_expansion_limit row totals — length times the chosen build of the row's branches |
| \(\mathit{total\_cost}\) | total_cost (scalar) — what the system costs — capacity once per active period at its expected cost over the scenarios, operation in expectation over the scenarios, and a share of it at the tail |
| \(\mathit{Bus\_injection}\) | Bus_injection over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{N}\) — what every component puts into a bus, less what it takes out of it; PyPSA writes each term into the balance, and a load on its right-hand side |
| \(\mathit{Line\_transmission\_volume\_expansion}\) | Line_transmission_volume_expansion over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{L}\) |
| \(\mathit{Line\_capex}\) | Line_capex (scalar) |
| \(\mathit{risk\_weighted\_opex}\) | risk_weighted_opex (scalar) |
| \(\mathit{Generator\_injection}\) | Generator_injection over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{N}\) |
| \(\mathit{Line\_injection}\) | Line_injection over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{N}\) |
| \(\mathrm{Load\_injection}\) | Load_injection over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{N}\) |
| \(\mathit{scenario\_opex}\) | scenario_opex over \(\Xi\) — what a future costs to run — every operating term, weighted by the snapshot's hours and its period, before the scenario's own weight; a start and a stop cost what they cost, unweighted, as PyPSA adds them (optimize.py:414-429) |
| \(\mathrm{Load\_demand}\) | Load_demand over \(\Xi \times \mathcal{T} \times \mathcal{D}\) — what a load draws from its bus's balance — its demand times its sign where it is active, nothing where it is not, since PyPSA drops an inactive load from the balance (constraints.py:1537-1538) |
| \(\mathit{Generator\_opex}\) | Generator_opex over \(\Xi\) |
Objective¶
Subject to¶
Generator_fix_p_lower
Generator_fix_p_upper
Line_ext_s_lower
Line_ext_s_upper
Line_ext_s_nom_lower
Line_ext_s_nom_upper
GlobalConstraint_transmission_volume_expansion_limit_ub
Bus_nodal_balance
Definitions¶
transmission_volume_expansion
total_cost
Bus_injection
Line_transmission_volume_expansion
Line_capex
risk_weighted_opex
Generator_injection
Line_injection
Load_injection
scenario_opex
Load_demand
Generator_opex
Variable domains¶
Generator_p
Line_s
Line_s_nom_ext
CVaR_a
CVaR_theta
CVaR
The spec, differential/pypsa/rungs/rung_53_scenario_period_volume_limit.yaml — the file projected onto what this rung builds:
description: A plain `n.optimize()`, and its multi-period and stochastic classes, in one file. Every second-stage
quantity spans a `scenario` (a future dispatch is chosen in) and every asset stands in the investment
`period`s its build year and lifetime span. A parameter spans `scenario` exactly when PyPSA reads it
per scenario. Capacity is chosen once, before the future is known, and paid once per active period at
its cost in expectation over the scenarios; operation is the expectation over the scenarios' weights,
with a share priced at the tail through the CVaR rows, which stand only where that share is positive.
A plain run feeds one scenario, one period, all-active masks and unit weights, and the model collapses
to the standard one. A security-constrained run copies each branch flow limit once per outage in an
`outage` set that a plain run leaves empty. Which snapshots an asset is active in, a scenario's weight,
and the outage factors are data prep.
dimensions:
scenario: {description: 'the futures dispatch is chosen in, each with a weight'}
snapshot: {description: dispatch periods, dtype: datetime}
bus: {description: network nodes}
generator: {description: 'generating units, each on one bus'}
load: {description: 'demands, each on one bus'}
line: {description: 'passive branches, each between two buses, their flow set by impedance'}
global_constraint: {description: 'PyPSA''s `GlobalConstraint` rows, one label per declared limit'}
period: {description: investment periods — PyPSA's `investment_periods`, dtype: int}
relations:
snapshot_period: {description: the investment period a snapshot falls in, key: snapshot, values: period}
Generator_bus: {description: the bus a generator sits on, key: generator, values: bus}
Load_bus: {description: the bus a load sits on, key: load, values: bus}
Line_bus0: {description: the bus a line's flow is measured at, key: line, values: bus}
Line_bus1: {description: the bus at a line's other end, key: line, values: bus}
parameters:
snapshot_weightings_objective:
description: PyPSA's `snapshot_weightings.objective` — hours a snapshot stands for in the cost
dims: [snapshot]
Generator_p_nom:
description: nominal power
dims: [scenario, generator]
Generator_p_nom_extendable:
description: whether the nominal power is a decision
dims: [generator]
dtype: bool
Generator_p_min_pu:
description: least output, per unit of nominal power
dims: [scenario, snapshot, generator]
Generator_p_max_pu:
description: most output, per unit of nominal power — an availability profile
dims: [scenario, snapshot, generator]
Generator_marginal_cost:
description: cost of one unit of output
dims: [scenario, snapshot, generator]
Generator_marginal_cost_quadratic:
description: cost of the square of one unit of output
dims: [scenario, snapshot, generator]
Generator_sign:
description: the sign output enters its bus's balance with — PyPSA's `sign`, `1` unless given, `-1`
for a unit that draws power. PyPSA refuses one that differs by scenario (`consistency.py:1187`)
dims: [generator]
Generator_committable:
description: whether output is gated by an on/off status decision
dims: [generator]
dtype: bool
Load_p_set:
description: demand
dims: [scenario, snapshot, load]
Load_sign:
description: the sign a load's demand enters its bus's balance with — PyPSA's `sign`, `-1` unless
given, `1` for a load that feeds its bus. PyPSA refuses one that differs by scenario (`consistency.py:1187`)
dims: [load]
Load_active:
description: whether a load stands in the model — PyPSA's `active`. A load has no build year and no
lifetime, so the flag holds in every snapshot. PyPSA refuses one that differs by scenario (`consistency.py:1195`)
dims: [load]
dtype: bool
scenario_weight:
description: PyPSA's `scenario_weightings.weight` — the probability of a future
dims: [scenario]
CVaR_omega:
description: PyPSA's `risk_preference['omega']` — the share of operating cost priced at the tail rather
than in expectation; zero recovers the risk-neutral model
dims: []
period_weight_objective:
description: PyPSA's `investment_period_weightings.objective` — what a period's cost weighs
dims: [period]
Generator_active:
description: whether a generator stands in a snapshot's period — PyPSA's `active`, from build year
and lifetime, data prep
dims: [snapshot, generator]
dtype: bool
Line_active:
description: whether a line stands in a snapshot's period — PyPSA's `active`, data prep
dims: [snapshot, line]
dtype: bool
Line_capital_weight:
description: the sum of period weights a line stands in — PyPSA's `active * period_weighting`, summed,
data prep
dims: [line]
Line_s_nom_extendable:
description: whether the nominal apparent power is a decision
dims: [line]
dtype: bool
Line_s_max_pu:
description: most flow either way, per unit of nominal apparent power
dims: [scenario, snapshot, line]
Line_s_nom_min:
description: least nominal apparent power an extendable line may be built at
dims: [scenario, line]
Line_s_nom_max:
description: most nominal apparent power an extendable line may be built at
dims: [scenario, line]
Line_capital_cost:
description: cost of one unit of nominal apparent power — PyPSA's `capital_cost`, periodized as an
annuity in data prep
dims: [scenario, line]
GlobalConstraint_type:
description: which formula the row takes — `primary_energy`, `operational_limit`, `transmission_volume_expansion_limit`,
`transmission_expansion_cost_limit` or `tech_capacity_expansion_limit`
dims: [global_constraint]
dtype: str
GlobalConstraint_sense:
description: which way the row binds in each scenario — `<=`, `>=` or `==`; PyPSA reads a row's sense
per scenario (`global_constraints.py:556`, `:748`, `:860`)
dims: [scenario, global_constraint]
dtype: str
GlobalConstraint_constant:
description: the constant the total is held against; what a variable cannot carry — an initial charge,
times its period's years for each counted period where the storage reopens per period, or a non-extendable
build — is folded in here by data prep. PyPSA reads it per scenario (`global_constraints.py:557`,
`:749`, `:861`)
dims: [scenario, global_constraint]
Line_volume_weight:
description: the line's length where its carrier is in the row's set, the first scenario's length
as PyPSA reads it (`global_constraints.py:835-836`) — data prep; a line outside it, or one that
does not stand in the row's `investment_period`, has no row
dims: [scenario, global_constraint, line]
variables:
Generator_p:
description: '`Generator-p` — output of a generator in a snapshot'
dims: [scenario, snapshot, generator]
where: Generator_active
Line_s:
description: '`Line-s` — PyPSA''s `p0`, the flow measured at the `Line_bus0` end: a positive value
withdraws there and injects at `Line_bus1`, lossless'
dims: [scenario, snapshot, line]
where: Line_active
Line_s_nom_ext:
description: '`Line-s_nom` — nominal apparent power where it is a decision; the parameter of the same
PyPSA name carries the fixed regime'
dims: [line]
where: Line_s_nom_extendable
CVaR_a:
description: '`CVaR-a` — how far a scenario''s operating cost exceeds the tail''s start; nothing where
it does not'
dims: [scenario]
bounds: {lower: 0}
CVaR_theta:
description: '`CVaR-theta` — where the tail starts, the value at risk'
dims: []
CVaR:
description: '`CVaR` — the tail''s average cost, what the objective prices at `omega`'
dims: []
constraints:
Generator_fix_p_lower:
description: '`Generator-fix-p-lower` — a fixed generator outputs at least its minimum'
dims: [scenario, snapshot, generator]
where: not Generator_p_nom_extendable AND not Generator_committable AND Generator_active
expression: Generator_p >= Generator_p_min_pu * Generator_p_nom
Generator_fix_p_upper:
description: '`Generator-fix-p-upper` — a fixed generator outputs at most what is available'
dims: [scenario, snapshot, generator]
where: not Generator_p_nom_extendable AND not Generator_committable AND Generator_active
expression: Generator_p <= Generator_p_max_pu * Generator_p_nom
Line_ext_s_lower:
description: '`Line-ext-s-lower` — an extendable line carries at least the negative of its rating
of the chosen build, the loss counted against it'
dims: [scenario, snapshot, line]
where: Line_s_nom_extendable AND Line_active
expression: Line_s >= (-Line_s_max_pu) * Line_s_nom_ext
Line_ext_s_upper:
description: '`Line-ext-s-upper` — an extendable line carries at most its rating of the chosen build,
the loss included'
dims: [scenario, snapshot, line]
where: Line_s_nom_extendable AND Line_active
expression: Line_s <= Line_s_max_pu * Line_s_nom_ext
Line_ext_s_nom_lower:
description: '`Line-ext-s_nom-lower` — the chosen build is at least its floor in every scenario'
dims: [scenario, line]
where: Line_s_nom_extendable
expression: Line_s_nom_ext >= Line_s_nom_min
Line_ext_s_nom_upper:
description: '`Line-ext-s_nom-upper` — the chosen build is at most its cap in every scenario; a cap
of infinity is no row'
dims: [scenario, line]
where: Line_s_nom_extendable AND Line_s_nom_max
expression: Line_s_nom_ext <= Line_s_nom_max
GlobalConstraint_transmission_volume_expansion_limit_ub:
description: '`transmission_volume_expansion_limit` — its total, at most its constant'
dims: [scenario, global_constraint]
where: GlobalConstraint_type == 'transmission_volume_expansion_limit' AND GlobalConstraint_sense ==
'<='
expression: transmission_volume_expansion <= GlobalConstraint_constant
Bus_nodal_balance:
description: '`Bus-nodal_balance` — what is generated at a bus, storage dispatch and stores included,
less what the links take away, plus what arrives over them after losses and any delay at every port
they deliver to, each process port drawing or delivering at its own rate and each passive branch
carrying its flow, meets the load there, less half of every incident line''s and transformer''s
loss — PyPSA dissipates a branch''s loss half at either end. Each generator, storage unit, store
and load term enters with its component''s `sign` (`constraints.py:1428-1429`, `:1538`), and an
inactive load not at all. A bus nothing is attached to has no row; PyPSA refuses one that carries
load, and this file does not yet.'
dims: [scenario, snapshot, bus]
expression: Bus_injection == 0
expressions:
transmission_volume_expansion:
dims: [scenario, global_constraint]
expression: Line_transmission_volume_expansion
description: what a `transmission_volume_expansion_limit` row totals — length times the chosen build
of the row's branches
total_cost:
dims: []
expression: Line_capex + risk_weighted_opex
description: what the system costs — capacity once per active period at its expected cost over the
scenarios, operation in expectation over the scenarios, and a share of it at the tail
Bus_injection:
dims: [scenario, snapshot, bus]
expression: (Generator_injection + Line_injection) + Load_injection
description: what every component puts into a bus, less what it takes out of it; PyPSA writes each
term into the balance, and a load on its right-hand side
Line_transmission_volume_expansion: {expression: 'sum(Line_s_nom_ext * Line_volume_weight, over=line)'}
Line_capex: {expression: sum(scenario_weight * Line_s_nom_ext * Line_capital_cost * Line_capital_weight)}
risk_weighted_opex: {expression: '(1 - CVaR_omega) * sum(scenario_weight * scenario_opex, over=scenario)
+ CVaR_omega * CVaR'}
Generator_injection: {expression: 'sum(Generator_sign * Generator_p, by=Generator_bus, over=generator,
into=bus)'}
Line_injection: {expression: '(-sum(Line_s, by=Line_bus0, over=line, into=bus)) + sum(Line_s, by=Line_bus1,
over=line, into=bus)'}
Load_injection: {expression: 'sum(Load_demand, by=Load_bus, over=load, into=bus)'}
scenario_opex:
dims: [scenario]
expression: Generator_opex
description: what a future costs to run — every operating term, weighted by the snapshot's hours and
its period, before the scenario's own weight; a start and a stop cost what they cost, unweighted,
as PyPSA adds them (`optimize.py:414-429`)
Load_demand:
description: what a load draws from its bus's balance — its demand times its sign where it is active,
nothing where it is not, since PyPSA drops an inactive load from the balance (`constraints.py:1537-1538`)
dims: [scenario, snapshot, load]
cases:
active: {when: Load_active, expression: Load_sign * Load_p_set}
otherwise: 0
Generator_opex: {expression: 'sum(sum(((Generator_p * Generator_marginal_cost) * snapshot_weightings_objective)
* at(period_weight_objective, by=snapshot_period, over=period, into=snapshot), over=generator),
over=snapshot) + sum(sum((((Generator_p * Generator_p) * Generator_marginal_cost_quadratic) * snapshot_weightings_objective)
* at(period_weight_objective, by=snapshot_period, over=period, into=snapshot), over=generator),
over=snapshot)'}
objective: {sense: minimize, expression: total_cost}
The prep — every table the spec declares, from the network — and the solve:
from differential.pypsa.prep import relation, static, varying, weighting
n = build() # the network from the PyPSA tab
sources = {
'snapshot': pl.Series('snapshot', list(timesteps(n)), dtype=pl.Datetime('us')),
'bus': pl.Series('bus', list(names(n.buses.index).astype(str)), dtype=pl.String),
**{
dim: pl.Series(dim, list(names(n.static(component).index).astype(str)), dtype=pl.String)
for component, dim in DIM.items()
},
**scenarios(n),
**periods(n),
**carriers(n, multi),
'Generator_bus': relation(n, 'Generator', 'bus'),
'Load_bus': relation(n, 'Load', 'bus'),
'snapshot_weightings_objective': weighting(n, 'objective'),
'Generator_sign': per_component('Generator', first_scenario(n.generators['sign'])),
'Load_p_set': varying(n, 'Load', 'p_set'),
'Load_sign': per_component('Load', first_scenario(loads['sign'])),
'Load_active': per_component('Load', first_scenario(loads['active']), bool),
}
with sps.solve('differential/pypsa/rungs/rung_53_scenario_period_volume_limit.yaml', sources) as solution:
solution.objective # 15005.0
The network, rung_53_scenario_period_volume_limit.py in the corpus — the spine plus what this rung adds:
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: mathspec Contributors
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
"""Rung 53: a `transmission_volume_expansion_limit` row holds in every scenario under `multi_investment_periods`.
PyPSA 1.3.0 builds no such row on a network with scenarios and investment
periods (PyPSA/PyPSA#1939). The two futures are identical, so the oracle is the
same network without scenarios, which PyPSA solves with the row.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from datetime import datetime
import pandas as pd
ISSUE = 1939
OPTIMIZE = {'multi_investment_periods': True}
def network():
"""Two periods, a cheap unit behind an extendable line whose volume a limit of 60 caps."""
import pypsa
n = pypsa.Network()
n.snapshots = pd.MultiIndex.from_tuples(
[(2020, datetime(2020, 1, 1, t)) for t in range(2)] + [(2030, datetime(2030, 1, 1, t)) for t in range(2)]
)
n.investment_periods = [2020, 2030]
n.investment_period_weightings['objective'] = [1.0, 0.5]
n.investment_period_weightings['years'] = [10.0, 10.0]
n.snapshot_weightings['objective'] = [2.0, 1.5, 2.5, 2.0]
n.add('Bus', ['hill', 'town'])
n.add('Carrier', 'AC')
n.add('Generator', 'hydro53', bus='hill', p_nom=100, marginal_cost=5)
n.add('Generator', 'diesel53', bus='town', p_nom=100, marginal_cost=90)
n.add(
'Line',
'tie53',
bus0='hill',
bus1='town',
x=0.1,
carrier='AC',
length=3,
s_nom_extendable=True,
s_nom_max=100,
capital_cost=1,
build_year=2020,
lifetime=30,
)
n.add('Load', 'town_load', bus='town', p_set=[40, 50, 60, 45])
n.add(
'GlobalConstraint',
'volume53',
type='transmission_volume_expansion_limit',
carrier_attribute='AC',
sense='<=',
constant=60,
)
return n
def build():
"""The same network over two identical futures."""
n = network()
n.set_scenarios({'calm': 0.6, 'stormy': 0.4})
return n
def oracle():
"""The network without scenarios: the futures are identical, so the expected cost is its cost."""
return [(1.0, network())]
The data¶
Every table this spec declares was first declared by a lower rung; its values here are in the prep above.