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Transition from stores to storage units for LTES, introducing energy-to-power ratio #1444
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Transition from stores to storage units for LTES, introducing energy-to-power ratio #1444
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TTES in district heating and decentral water tanks do not have the same EtP ratio.
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Capital costs are related to power not to energy capacity --> Conversion from €/MWh to €/MW using energy to power ratio.
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We might need another case distinction for different sizes of water tanks (DEA's "large hot water tank" for urban central heat and "small scale hot water tank" for urban decentral and rural heat), as the DEA provides different energy-to-power-ratio and costs. This would require additional changes in technology-data.
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Same here. Capital costs need to be converted according to unit.