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other. All processes can be characterized by indicators such as costs
or CO2 emissions. The mathematical core of the framework allows
integer and continuous decision variables and the objective function
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here. Its novelty consists in the combination of multiple features
required to address current challenges of energy systems research
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optimization and evaluation, and the ability to efficiently compute
models of ever-increasing complexity by its link to the parallel
solver PIPS-IPM++ for High Performance Computing. This version of
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converter, transfer links, or storage of commodities. The
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to indicators and defining the objective function. Indicators in
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defined. Typically, indicators include both system costs and
carbon emission as the most commonly used metrics in energy system
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