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However when I subtract the sum of the hydrogen output curve from the sum of the hydrogen input curve to confirm that the annual loss is 0, the result instead is a negative loss:
@noracato this seems like a floating point error in the hourly calculation for hydrogen storage. Can you look into this? We're using this query in the new storage export and it is strange to see a negative loss in the export.
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Floating point errors also occur for the forecasting algorithm. For a flow battery with 500 MW installed output capacity and 250 MW input capacity, I get the following results:
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energy_hydrogen_storage
does not have any loss specified on the node:However when I subtract the sum of the hydrogen output curve from the sum of the hydrogen input curve to confirm that the annual loss is 0, the result instead is a negative loss:
@noracato this seems like a floating point error in the hourly calculation for hydrogen storage. Can you look into this? We're using this query in the new storage export and it is strange to see a negative loss in the export.
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