Category: Releases

A new version of the oemof database extension package oemof.db is now available.

This week, the first version of the oemof-application renpassG!S has been released!

renpassG!S is an easy-to-use application designed to model the cost-minimal dispatch of energy supply systems. Technically speaking, it is a so-called numerical partial equilibrium model of a liberalised electricity market often referred to as fundamental model.

More information and some screenshots of possible outcomes can be found here: https://github.com/znes/renpass_gis

With the new release of the feedinlib v0.0.11 all wind power calculations have been moved from the feedinlib to the new windpowerlib. We made this move in order to build a wind power modeller community similar to the pvlib. So check out and join the new windpowerlib!

We proudly present the totally revised version of oemof!

Now oemof is more flexible, better documented and ready to join for new contributors and users.

The framework provides the basis for a great range of different energy system model types, ranging from LP bottom-up (power and heat) economic dispatch models with optional investment to MILP operational unit commitment models.

Continue reading “The great revision”

We achieved to goals with this updated demandlib version

1. Versioning scheme is corrected
2. Demandlib works when installed via pip without appending paths to PYTHONPATH

Enjoy (-:

Due to some changes in the pvlib API, we had to adapt the pv model of the feedinlib. Now everything works fine again.

Together with the pvlib we are planing to reduce the code of feedinlib’s pv model and move missing functionalities directly to the pvlib. This will avoid incompatibility problems in the future.

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/feedinlib/

This release of v0.0.8 includes some bug fixes for the old stable oemof version. Try this update for running projects. For new projects you should check out v0.1beta as this is the future of oemof and includes some major improvements.

For more information, see:

• release of version 0.0.8 at github
• release of version 0.1-beta at github

The newest version of pyomo (4.3.11377) causes problems so we had to exclude it from the setup file. Now fresh installations will work out of the box again.

The sun finally came out today and so did our April release with new features and bug fixes. Check out the What’s New for more information.

The upcoming month will be especially interesting for the oemof community as the 4th oemof Developer Meeting will take place in the beginning of May. Major organisational and structural issues will be discussed and you can look forward to a great new release. So stay tuned!

 

 

On April 1st of 2016 version 0.0.5 aka the March release of oemof has been published. Among some bug fixes, documentation cleanups and new features, we are marching towards stabilizing oemof’s API and feature set. See the release notes for a (more or less complete) breakdown of what’s new in this release.

There will be a major refactoring in April which is planned to create the basis for a bigger version bump.