A linear problem modeler and optimizer using PuLP
pip install pyMILP==1.0.0
A program to solve an energy hub model in Python.
GLPK
or another solver supported by PyLPTo run a energy hub model, use the General_input.xlsx
file to enter your data.
The data must be in the same format.
Check the config.yaml
file to see if the input file and output file is where
you want to load and output the results of the model respectively.
While inside the config.yaml
file, be sure to set the settings for using a
specific solver that is installed on your system.
The default one is glpk
with some options, but you can set it to any other
solver that is supported by PyLP.
Once you have configured the config.yaml
file, run:
python run.py
to solve the model.
The results should be in the file you specified in config.yaml
.
To install PyHub, either pip install PyEHub or download the repo and its requirements directly.
Pip installing PyEHub:
pip install pyehub
Download the repo:
git clone https://gitlab.com/energyincities/pyehub.git
Install the libraries needed for PyEHub to run:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Also install GLPK or another Pulp supporting solver. Can be found here. Windows installation instructions here
Edit the config.yaml
file to use a selected solver.
Run the run.py
script to see if everything works.
python run.py
Can be found here.
If you are fixing a bug or making a new feature, first get the lastest master branch.
git checkout master
git pull
Then create your own branch for you to work on:
git branch <your-branch-name>
git checkout <your-branch-name>
Once you are done, please submit a pull request.