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Dear Onsset team,
I have been working in the onsset code for a while mainly focusing on: Make the calculate_off_grid_lcoes method flexible to work with more technologies issue. At the moment this version is able to add or remove off-grid technologies at will. To do this, a new python file has been created (technologies.py), in this file you can add technologies or remove them. It maintains the structure of the previous version but now it is possible to differentiate technologies by changing the 'name'. This name will be maintain throughout the hole calculation. In addition, I have make the code more compact through iteration of the new technology list created in technologies.py. The file runner_Bolivia.py is the one that i used to run onsset. also an example is store in Bolivia folder. The data is taken from: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.esd.2020.02.009.
Looking forward to hear your feedback
Regards,
Sergio