README

GeoPipe

Geographical energy system modeling data pipeline

Installation

Using CESM

Using the Compact Energy System Modeling Tool as backend for the energy system optimization. Requires Gurobi.

pip install "geopipe[cesm]"
pip install git+https://github.com/EINS-TUDa/CESM.git@578e0bb

Using other optimization frameworks

tbd

What geopipe does

geopipe is an automated, open-source data processing pipeline that transforms geospatial data on energy demand and supply and techno-economic data into a structured energy system representation. The structured energy system representation can be passed to modern multi investment energy system models via lightweight Python interfaces. Detailed documentation can be found here.

The most important concepts are:

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    streets["Street network"] -- "register_streets" --> dr["DataRegistry"]
    datasets["Datasets"] -- "register" --> dr
    dr -- "streets" --> tb["TopologyBuilder"]
    tb -- "topology" --> esb["EnergySystemBuilder"]
    subgraph inputs["Energy system inputs"]
        direction TB
        techs["Technologies"] --- demands["DemandTypes"] --- ie["Commodity<br/>data"]
    end
    inputs --> esb
    dr -- "demand annual values, demand time profiles, technology shares" --> esb
    esb -- "EnergySystem" --> ob["OptimizationBackend"]
    scenario["Scenario"] --> ob
    ob -- "Solution" --> out["Results, Report, Plots"]

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See examples/urban_heat_planning/main.py for an end-to-end reference.

Contribution

Clone the repo and run

uv sync

to set up the development environment.

Contact

Carolin Ayasse, carolin.ayasse@eins.tu-darmstadt.de

Energy Information Networks and Systems (EINS) at Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany