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ETSAP-TIAM: the TIMES integrated assessment model. part II: mathematical formulation
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This article is a companion to “ETSAP-TIAM: the TIMes integrated assessment model” and contains three sections, presenting respectively: the simplified formulation of the TIMES Linear Program, the details of the computation of the supply demand equilibrium, and the Endogenous Technology Learning Formulation.Abstract:
This article is a companion to “ETSAP-TIAM: the TIMES integrated assessment model. part I: model structure”. It contains three sections, presenting respectively: the simplified formulation of the TIMES Linear Program (Sect. 1), the details of the computation of the supply demand equilibrium (Sect. 2), and the Endogenous Technology Learning Formulation (Sect. 3). The full details of these three formulations are available in the complete TIMES documentation at www.etsap/org/documentation.read more
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The impact of climate targets on future steel production – an analysis based on a global energy system model
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