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README.md
The pyrecoy Package
Modelling framework and tools and modelling of flexible assets on energy markets.
Getting started:
Prerequisites
- It is recommended to set-up your Python development environment according to this Wiki page
- The pyrecoy package is best used in a Jupyter Lab / Notebooks environment
- Environment variables:
ICE_USERNAMEandICE_PASSWORDlogin credentials to https://www.ice.if5.com are required if you want to use TTF (gas) and ETS (CO2) prices in your model.FORECAST_DATA_FOLDER: Local path to the "Forecast Data" folder on the Sharepoint server. This is required if you want to use forecast/price data in your model, e.g.C:/Users/username/Recoy/Recoy - Documents/03 - Libraries/12 - Data Management/Forecast Data/
- Jupyter Lab extensions:
ipywidgetsand the Plotly extension may be needed to view all graphs as intended.
Installation
For usage in specific project only
- Clone the repo to your project directory
For global installation in your Python environment
- Run
pip install git+ssh://git@gitlab.com/recoy-internal/pyrecoy-package.git - You should be able
import pyrecoypackage in any Python script using your environment
Usage:
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