Units: | ~ |
Mode: | Input Only |
Multi-band: | False |
Default Value: | 1E+30 |
Validation Rule: | Any Value |
Key Property: | No |
Description: | Maximum sales to the market |
Market Max Sales sets an upper bound on the amount sold into the market at the given Price in any interval. If you prefer to set a fixed demand from the market use the Demand property instead.
Note that when a supply curve is defined using Price and Quantity there is a natural upper bound on the sales set by the total quantity less the Base Quantity.
Example:
Property | Value | Units | Timeslice |
Price | 60 | - | |
Max Sales | 200 | - | HLH |
Max Sales | 0 | - | LLH |
Max Purchases | 0 | - | |
Sell Block Day | 25 | - |
The example in Table 1 is a daily exercisable sell option. Sales are
made in 25 MW blocks up to 200 MW at a price of $60/MWh.
The blocks are taken over the "HLH" timeslice e.g. peak
periods.
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