======= Outputs ======= Folder Structure =================== The structure of an EnergyPATHWAYS scenario is shown below. Under the Scenario 1 directory a new folder is established for each case. Within each case folder, outputs get written. After all cases are finished, results get appended in an _aggregate_outputs_EP folder. The EP2RIO folders are files generated specifically for the RIO capacity expansion model. :: EP scenarios ├── Scenario 1 │ ├── _aggregate_outputs_EP │ │ ├── demand_outputs │ │ │ ├── d_annual_costs.csv │ │ │ ├── d_driver.csv │ │ │ ├── d_energy.csv │ │ │ ├── d_levelized_costs.csv │ │ │ ├── d_sales.csv │ │ │ ├── d_service_demand.csv │ │ │ ├── d_stock.csv │ │ ├── EP2RIO │ │ │ ├── DEMAND_LEVELIZED_COSTS.csvd │ │ │ ├── ShapeData │ │ │ ├── EXO_DEMAND.csv │ │ │ ├── SHAPE_META.csv │ └── Case 1 │ │ ├── demand_outputs │ │ ├── EP2RIO │ │ ├── Case 1_demand_model.p │ │ ├── solve.true │ └── Case 2 │ └── Case 3 │ └── logs │ │ ├── energyPATHWAYS log.log │ └── config.INI │ └── runs_key.csv Output Files =================== d_annual_costs.csv ------------------ Annual spending on demand-side equipment (water heaters, vehicles, etc.) and efficiency measures. These costs are not levelized and represent actual needed outlays in each year. d_driver.csv ------------ Underlying drivers of demand stock and service demand projections (ex., households; heating degree days). d_energy.csv ------------ Final energy demand by technology and final energy type (ex., pipeline gas consumed by a residential natural gas furnace). d_levelized_costs.csv --------------------- Demand-side equipment capital costs which are translated into annualized costs. d_sales.csv ----------- Quantity of demand-side equipment purchased each year by technology (ex., number of electric vehicles sold in each year) d_service_demand.csv -------------------- Projections of energy service demands by demand sub-sector (ex., vehicle miles traveled; lumen-hours; etc.) d_stock.csv ----------- Quantity of demand-side equipment stocks by technology (ex., electric vehicles; water heaters). Index Descriptions: - Unit: unit of demand technology stock. For example, the unit for commercial water heaters is kiloBTU capacity. Output Terminology =================== In addition to indices specific to each file, the following includes a list and description of common indices: **Geography** The primary geography defines the geographic granularity for an EP run. **Sector** Demand sectors that include residential, commercial, transportation, and productive (industrial and agricultural sectors excluding those that are part of the energy supply chain, Ex. refining) **Subsector** More detailed units of demand analysis. Associated with unique energy service demands. Ex. residential water heating. **Final Energy** An energy type consumed to satisfy energy service demand. Differentiated from upstream energy use that is consumed to produce final energy. **Scenario** Scenario name **Year** Corresponding year of outputs.