Discounting duplication for fixed costs about oemof-solph HOT 4 CLOSED

But the list comprehension is taking care of both as you use:

  for pp in range(
      m.es.periods_years[p],
      range_limit,
  )

with m.es.periods_years being the distance to T=0, isn't it?

So you directly discount 3,4,5,.... years.

Oh shoot, you are totally right about that. I have been routine-blinded. For me it was clear that the range object starts at 0 which it doesn't. I guess, I had implemented it differently in the first place and must have forgotten to adjust.

Would you provide the (rather small) fix and shall I review then?

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No, I disagree. It has been introduced intentionally.

• Imagine you invest in year 3 and then have your unit in the system for 10 years.
• Then you first discount the 10 year horizon fixed costs to the start of year 3.
• And then the other discounting is from start of year 3 to 0, i.e. the start of the optimization horizon.

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@nailend Do you agree and can we close this issue?

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But the list comprehension is taking care of both as you use:

  for pp in range(
      m.es.periods_years[p],
      range_limit,
  )

with m.es.periods_years being the distance to T=0, isn't it?

So you directly discount 3,4,5,.... years.

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