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Re-activate biosolids limit in industry for EUR to avoid increasing use of solids for chemicals #2494

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re-activate biosolids limit in industry for EUR
leonieschweiger Oct 9, 2026
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/develop' into fix_biosolid_bound
leonieschweiger Oct 15, 2026
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3 changes: 1 addition & 2 deletions modules/37_industry/subsectors/bounds.gms
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Expand Up @@ -156,7 +156,6 @@ vm_demFeSector_afterTax.lo(t,regi,entySe,"fesos","indst",emiMkt)$(NOT sameAs(emi

!! Limit biosolids in industry to 0.3 of all solids used in industry (only for ETS - all sectors except otherInd)
!! Solids biomass has limited substitution potential in both the steel and cement sector.
!! Temporary: EUR excluded until cement and chemicals emissions are fixed
v37_shSolidsIndst.fx(t,regi)$(not regi_group("EUR_regi",regi)) = 0.3 ;
v37_shSolidsIndst.fx(t,regi) = 0.3 ;

*** EOF ./modules/37_industry/subsectors/bounds.gms
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