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Adds coal, nuclear, and CCGT generators to the model #15

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@lshaver lshaver commented May 30, 2024

This pull request closes #4 by adding coal, nuclear, and CCGT to the Illinois model notebook. The model runs successfully. A handful of minor issues from the previous pull request are also addressed.

lshaver added 2 commits May 29, 2024 11:07
Also modifies NREL data scripts and notebook to expose user data for easier usage/editing.
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Nice job on this! Thanks for cleaning up some of the other files, as well. Approving.

The only things I changed were the gitignore file, which wasn't properly tracking (or ignoring) the files you added. The second thing I changed was just the formatting on the note you added to the readme. Here's a nice short explanation on the GitHub markdown formatting I used.

Lastly, the assignee is generally the person working on / making the pull request! By extension, the assignee on a pull request should be the same person assigned to a corresponding issue. Since you were assigned to issue #4, you should also be assigned to the PR closing that issue (this one)!

Did PyPSA seem straightforward to add technologies to?

@samgdotson samgdotson merged commit f13ffb9 into main Jun 3, 2024
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lshaver commented Jun 3, 2024

Awesome, that all makes sense! I'm still learning my way around PyPSA, but it seems pretty straightforward. Most of my time working on this PR was me clearing out the cobwebs since it's been a while since I've worked in Github.

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Add new generators to the model
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