OPSD EU: use energy_source_level_3 for Fueltype classification#288
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Use the most specific energy source classification from OPSD's three-level hierarchy. When energy_source_level_3 is set (e.g. "Biomass and biogas" for coal plants with biomass co-firing), use it instead of the top-level energy_source. Falls back through level_3 → energy_source → level_1. Closes PyPSA#286 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- NL_plants_comparison.xlsx: side-by-side comparison of OPSD vs PPM for
Netherlands thermal plants with color-coded diffs
- powerplants_custom.csv: PPM powerplants.csv with manually verified NL fixes:
- Split Eemshaven into Eemshavencentrale (coal/biomass) + Eemscentrale EC3-7
(CCGT) + EC20 (OCGT peaker) — were wrongly merged
- Remove duplicate "Eem" entry (same EIC codes as Eemscentrale)
- Fix Maasvlakte MPP3: 1070 MW coal, eff 0.47, since 2016
- Fix Maasstroom: 428 MW CCGT (= Rijnmond 2), eff 0.578
- Fix Borssele 1: nuclear only 486 MW, eff 0.350
- Fix Hemweg coal: eff 0.38, torn down 2024
- Rename Merwedekanaal 11/12 with correct capacities
- Update Leiden: GE turbines since 2006, eff 0.43
- Retire Purmerend (Pu): replaced by heat-only plant in 2014
- Set 21 waste/biomass/biogas plants as CHP
- Apply OPSD efficiency to 37 additional NL plants
- All efficiencies are true electrical (no CHP heat credit baked in)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Amer biomass: eff 0.39 → 0.42 (large CHP converted coal unit) - Rijnmond 1: capacity 810 → 750 MW (verified from operator data) - Maasstroom (Rijnmond 2): capacity 428 → 426 MW (verified) - Hemweg coal: already retired 2024, confirmed torn down Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Fueltypeenergy_source_level_3is set (e.g. "Biomass and biogas" for coal plants with biomass co-firing), prefer it over the top-levelenergy_sourcelevel_3→energy_source→level_1This is a 3-line defensive change in the OPSD EU loader. Currently
energy_source_level_3is loaded from the CSV but silently dropped by.reindex(columns=target_columns)before it can influenceFueltype.Context
The OPSD EU dataset uses a three-level energy source hierarchy. While
level_3currently only contains "Biomass and biogas" entries (156 plants across EU), this change ensures that if future OPSD releases or enriched data add co-firing flags for coal/waste plants, the information flows through toFueltypecorrectly.See also:
Test plan
OPSD()loader runs without errorspowerplantmatching.powerplants()pipeline produces valid output🤖 Generated with Claude Code