28-05-2013, 07:10 AM
I am struggling with using S_FLO_FUNC to model stochastic electricity prices in the external region.
I have included a dummy commodity (type ENV) that is duplicated each time electricity is traded by IRE_FLOSUM. This seems to work fine.
As I interpreted your reply, I should use the S_FLO_FUNC to include stochastic variations in the relationship between the electricity traded and the dummy commodity. Correct?
If this is the case I am not able to do it properly, the results are similar with S_FLO_FUNC (ELC, DUMMY) = 1 or with S_FLO_FUNC (ELC, DUMMY) = 0 for all scenario. The result does not seem to be affected by the S_FLO_FUNC parameter.
What am I missing here? Any tips on how I can succeed?
I am using the stochastic SPINES options in ANSWER-TIMES.
I have included a dummy commodity (type ENV) that is duplicated each time electricity is traded by IRE_FLOSUM. This seems to work fine.
As I interpreted your reply, I should use the S_FLO_FUNC to include stochastic variations in the relationship between the electricity traded and the dummy commodity. Correct?
If this is the case I am not able to do it properly, the results are similar with S_FLO_FUNC (ELC, DUMMY) = 1 or with S_FLO_FUNC (ELC, DUMMY) = 0 for all scenario. The result does not seem to be affected by the S_FLO_FUNC parameter.
What am I missing here? Any tips on how I can succeed?
I am using the stochastic SPINES options in ANSWER-TIMES.