Table pathways_us_2017-1-15.public.DemandSubsectors
Subsectors are the main organizational unit on the demand side and serve as independent service activities with fungible technologies. It is possible to create a subsector using many different combinations of input data. For more information, see this section of the model documentation: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19cspAg2El5d1dvQggi7Vx8XJ1al-11IDf6DgRbpk-FU/edit#heading=h.378v7ykr2w5w

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Column Type Size Nulls Auto Default Children Parents Comments
id serial 10  √  nextval('"DemandSubsectors_id_seq"'::regclass)
DemandCO2CaptureMeasures
DemandEnergyDemands
DemandEnergyEfficiencyMeasurePackages
DemandEnergyEfficiencyMeasures
DemandFlexibleLoadMeasurePackages
DemandFlexibleLoadMeasures
DemandFuelSwitchingMeasurePackages
DemandFuelSwitchingMeasures
DemandSales
DemandSalesMeasurePackages
DemandSalesMeasures
DemandServiceDemandMeasurePackages
DemandServiceDemandMeasures
DemandServiceDemands
DemandServiceEfficiency
DemandServiceEfficiencyData
DemandServiceLink
DemandServiceLink
DemandStates
DemandStock
DemandStockMeasurePackages
DemandStockMeasures
DemandTechs
output_data
sector_id int4 10  √  null
DemandSectors
Parent sector id.
name text 2147483647  √  null
cost_of_capital float4 8,8  √  null Cost of capital in the subsector.
is_active bool 1  √  false Boolean indicating whether to include a subsector in the analysis. Useful for testing.
shape_id int4 10  √  null
Shapes
Electricity shape for subsector load used to create aggregate load shapes, bottom up. It is possible to separately specify shapes by technology within a subsector.
max_lead_hours int4 10  √  null Max lead hours refer to the number of hours that electricity service demand can be advanced in time. At the sector level, this acts as a default value that trickles down to all member subsectors. Note that this flexible load is further moderated by a demand flexible load package that control what percent of total subsector load is flexible year-by-year.
max_lag_hours int4 10  √  null Max lag hours refer to the number of hours that electricity service demand can be delayed in time. At the sector level, this acts as a default value that trickles down to all member subsectors. Note that this flexible load is further moderated by a demand flexible load package that control what percent of total subsector load is flexible year-by-year.

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