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In the latest 3H run (Elec scenario) we get the following trajectory for the CF:
offwind-dc
0.34726276283057
0.507773415011066
0.518321418111682
0.518621713244829
0.511528488497239
0.511420904408977
That's still on the high side. I wonder why we see the jump between 2020 and 2025.
Relatedly, there is still PyPSA/pypsa-de#15. It has been mostly adressed by #171 but the scaling for the wake effects remains active and leads to an underestimation of the required grid capacity.
So:
High Priority: Find out why capacity factors are high in 2025-2045
In the latest 3H run (Elec scenario) we get the following trajectory for the CF:
That's still on the high side. I wonder why we see the jump between 2020 and 2025.
Relatedly, there is still PyPSA/pypsa-de#15. It has been mostly adressed by #171 but the scaling for the wake effects remains active and leads to an underestimation of the required grid capacity.
So:
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