Energy System Model
Project description
ModUlar energy system Simulation Environment: MUSE
Installation instructions
MUSE is available in PyPI and therefore it can be installed easily with pip. Detailed instructions on how to do that ensuring the right version of Python is used can be found in the Documentation.
- Recommended installation instructions
- Instructions for developers
Usage
Once installed, users can:
- activate the virtual environment (needed only once per session) as explained above
- run
muse --model defaultto run the default example model - run
muse --model default --copy XXXto copy the model to subfolderXXX. - Alternatively, run
muse settings.toml, wheresettings.tomlis an input file for a custom model - run
muse --helpto get a description of the command-line arguments, including the name of any additional models provided with MUSE.
Copyright
Copyright © 2023 Imperial College London
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