Adjusting Fischer-Tropsch efficiency #251
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Fischer-Tropsch efficiency is currently too high. Checking the old source (section 6.3.2.2) points to Fasihi et. al which is not naming the efficiency as stated in the report
To not break code - instead of just deleting the
Fischer-Tropsch efficiencyI propose to overwrite it with the inverse of the hydrogen input (at least that is what it's used for in e.g. PyPSA-Eur)Checklist
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doc/release_notes.rstof the upcoming release is included.not applicable