Update DEA technology data for energy storage #202
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Changes proposed in this Pull Request
Updated DEA Energy Storage data file (technology_data_catalogue_for_energy_storage.xlsx) to the newest version 9 – costs are now given in 2020 currency year.
Added storage temperatures as a parameter for central and decentral water tanks as well as for pit thermal energy storage.
Integrated gas storage processing directly into the order_data function and removed the add_gas_storage function, as its data structure now matches that of the other components in the technology_data_catalogue_for_energy_storage.xlsx file.
Added manual_cost_year_assignments_2020 for components created later from the available data and thus not covered by cost_year_2020 (e.g. gas storage charger/discharger).
As mentioned in issue Investment cost of underground natural gas storage too low by a factor of ~7 #154, the specific investment cost for gas storage increases by a factor of 7 with the new DEA data. We now use the directly stated specific investment cost for the storage creation and calculate the specific cost of the charger and discharger as done previously. What's your opinion on that @fneum ?
Wrong unit conversion for FOM for pit thermal energy storage in the current DEA technology_data_for_energy_storage file as of 09 April, 2025. Reported values are 1,000 times too high. See issue: Incorrect FOM Unit Conversion in DEA technology catalogue v9 for Pit Thermal Energy Storage #203
Checklist
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(if applicable).doc/release_notes.rst
of the upcoming release is included.