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I am running on an up-to-date pypsa-usa environment. Update via conda env update -f envs/environment.yaml
The Issue
I think with the switch to getting ATB data from PUDL, something happened with capital costs of nuclear and its not being brought in correctly. This is for a 2020 single period model run with technical retirement (which should not have nuclear as extendable, but in any case it should have correct costs). I have confirmed this is an issue for both electricity only and sector studies
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Nuclear in the 2024 ATB doesn't start until 2030. We could fix this by setting the minimum technology year to 2030 but that would unnecessarily restrict earlier planning horizon years:
tech_year = snakemake.wildcards.year
if int(tech_year) < 2030:
logger.warning(
"Minimum cost year supported is 2030, using 2030 expansion costs.",
)
years = range(2030, 2051)
tech_year = min(years, key=lambda x: abs(x - int(tech_year)))
Other solutions could be:
query the tech year requested, and if it doesn't exist we search a year higher
I guess your solution of query the tech year requested, and if it doesn't exist we search a year higher matches what we currently do for offshore wind? Can we just do this for nuclear as well?
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environment. Update viaconda env update -f envs/environment.yaml
The Issue
I think with the switch to getting ATB data from PUDL, something happened with capital costs of nuclear and its not being brought in correctly. This is for a 2020 single period model run with technical retirement (which should not have nuclear as extendable, but in any case it should have correct costs). I have confirmed this is an issue for both electricity only and sector studies
Steps To Reproduce
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Expected Behavior
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Error Message
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Anything else?
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: