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Implemented changes:
To resolve following issue:
While looking at the code in order to understand the functioning of EMHASS, I noticed an inconsistency in the objective formulas.
The profit cost function shows this:
emhass/src/emhass/optimization.py
Lines 196 to 204 in bec6f76
which looks correct, and is consistent with the EMHASS documentation:
However, the "grid cost" cost function seems to have the formulas inverted, which is unexpected:
emhass/src/emhass/optimization.py
Lines 205 to 211 in bec6f76
Therefore, I wonder if the objective formulas in "Grid cost" cost function shouldn't be inverted.