Add agriculture, forestry and fishing

[fneum]

Include energy demands and CO2 emissions for the agriculture, forestry and fishing sector.

Only CO2 emissions and energy uses for now. No other GHG or non-energy uses.

Can be activated with string "A" in sector_opts wildcard.

Part of the emissions (namely 1.A.4.c) was previously assigned to "industry non-elec" in the co2_totals.csv. Hence, excluding agriculture option "A" from the sector_opts will now lead to a tighter CO2 limit.

Agriculture, forestry and fishing demands are taken from JRC IDEES and are split into

• electricity: lighting, ventilation, specific electricity uses, pumping devices (elec)
• heat: specific heat uses, low enthalpy heat
• machinery (oil): motor drives, farming machine drives, pumping devices (diesel)

Assumptions and Limitations:

• heat demand assigned at "services rural heat" buses
• time-series for demands are constant
• nodal distribution of demands by population (inside country)
• by default no fuel-switching of machinery from oil to electricity, but can be set exogenously in config.yaml as well as the fuel efficiency gains
• missing values (e.g. Balkans) filled with eurostat data.
• agriculture electricity demands are added to low-voltage bus

CO2 totals before and after

Previously, agriculture, forestry and fishing as per 1.A.4.c was covered in industrial non-elec.

Mt	old	new
electricity	1482	1482
residential non-elec	521	521
services non-elec	204	204
rail non-elec	14	14
road non-elec	743	743
domestic navigation	32	32
international navigation	111	111
domestic aviation	15	15
international aviation	72	72
industrial processes	335	335
agriculture	15	111
LULUCF	-290	-290
waste management	5	5
other	0	0
indirect	5	5
industrial non-elec	1071	976

Energy Demands + Emissions

Units

• TWh (+ve)
• Mt (-ve)

[lisazeyen]

Works well, there was only a typo in build_energy_totals which let the script failing and I added some missing colors and changed that the agriculture sector is taken as default.

[fneum]

Perfect, thanks for spotting my negligence of colours!