Update custom financial model dictionary input form #289
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custom_financial_model
to use a more well-defined dictionary and utilize defaults for thedefault_fin_config
This PR updates
custom_financial_model
to use a dictionary that separates the configuration dictionary by technology. It also established default values within the code so the user does not have to supply thedefault_fin_config.yaml
explicitly, with the one exception being thefinancial_parameters
. This simplifies setup and more easily enables a user to update specific parts of the default financial configuration for different technologies.Related issue
#284
Impacted areas of the software
custom_financial_model.py
Tests
Additional supporting information
This method still requires the user to specify a dictionary to use the custom financial model. In the inputs files, where we don't want to specify the input explicitly or point to a yaml file, the user will need to supply at the bare minimum a
financial_parameters
dictionary with bothinflation_rate
andreal_discount_rate
defined, as shown below.Test results, if applicable
Tests are passing.