Fossil carbon intensity of fuels in buildings contains also indirect emissions
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giannou commented
Fossil carbon intensity of fuels in buildings contains also indirect emissions
piklev commented
Which variables are related to this issue? This might be intended this way
giannou commented
remind/R/reportCrossVariables.R
Line 451 in 85a839e
Since
FE|Transport|Fossil Carbon Intensity of fuels
uses Emi|CO2|Transport|Demand
and FE|Industry|Fossil Carbon Intensity of fuels
uses Emi|CO2|Energy|Demand|Industry|Gross
maybe FE|Buildings|Fossil Carbon Intensity of fuels
should use Emi|CO2|Buildings|Direct
? I might be wrong though0UmfHxcvx5J7JoaOhFSs5mncnisTJJ6q commented
You ought to know ;)
https://redmine.pik-potsdam.de/projects/mo/repository/16/revisions/13849/diff/remind/R/reportCrossVariables.R
But for "Carbon Intensity of fuels" I would expect that upstream emissions from electricity and heat are not included, since they are not fuels.