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Limits flow_cap to a minimum. NOTE: this will force flow_cap to a minimum value unless cap_method is set to integer. If cap_method=integer, this will be scaled by the number of integer units of a technology purchased.
which might be misinterpreted by some users (c.f. the comment posted by @brynpickering in #643).
This acts as lower limit (lower bound) for flow_cap. If cap_method=integer, this will be scaled by the number of integer units of a technology purchased.
Note:
If cap_method = continuous (which is set by default), then setting flow_cap_min to any value greater than 0 forces the model to always respect that limit, preventing it from not investing into the technology. Use this to enforce given investment plans, or to account for existing technologies that cannot be decommissioned.
An example: If cap_method = continuous and flow_cap_min = 100, then flow_cap has to be at least 100. It going to 0 is not possible, unless you switch to cap_method = integer (see cap_method).
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Currently,
flow_cap_min
stateswhich might be misinterpreted by some users (c.f. the comment posted by @brynpickering in #643).
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flow_cap_min
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This acts as lower limit (lower bound) for
flow_cap
. Ifcap_method=integer
, this will be scaled by the number of integer units of a technology purchased.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: