24-09-2023, 06:45 PM
(23-09-2023, 05:08 AM)Antti-L Wrote: I suspect that you may be thinking about a dynamic bound on new capacity installed (VAR_NCAP). As you can read from the documentation, dynamic bounds on VAR_NCAP are easy to define, example below for a TCARNELC process, which requires that VAR_NCAP(t) ≥ VAR_NCAP(t−1).
 
Dynamic constraints on investment costs are also possible, but would be more complex.
What does it really mean the year 2025 in this dyanmics bound? I am personally always afraid of using dynamic bounds or any user constraint tables... If I want to be aplied in all years, shouldn't I leave the year "empty"?
Many thanks
/Maria