Hello,
Hard to tell from those screenshots, but could this perhaps be a problem with units? Your last chart shows 2017 generation of about 90 TWh, but you historical production in 2016 is 3840 MMBTU (about 0.0011 TWh), so what looks like a zero in the last chart may just be a REALLY small number.
Thank you very much! it was a problem with the units. But I do have another problem now that I cannot seem to overcome. My generation output drops from 2016 onwards very sharply and I'm not sure why. I used the same historical production for both current account and reference scenario, I'm not sure why the sudden drop in output from 2016-2017. is there something I am missing in the model ? I attached a screen shot for your reference.
I'm afraid there is not enough information to go on with these screenshots. There could be a number of reasons why the output drops in the first scenario year. One possibility is that in the first scenario year, the processes are being run to meet demands - they are not simply run to reflect historical production. If demand is not matched with the historical generation (i.e. it is less) then you may see a sudden drop. But this all depends on what simulation methods you have used in your model.
Hi Nour,
Hi Nour, it appears that there may be a need to consider adjusting the initial simulation year in the processes of each generation, if I may kindly suggest.