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6 changes: 6 additions & 0 deletions examples/36_paper_mill/36_paper_mill_mn.yaml
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name: H2Integrate_config
system_summary: This reference paper mill plant is located in Minnesota and for its first pass, it contains paper mill plant
powered by grid. The system is designed to produce paper at a constant rate throughout the year.
driver_config: driver_config.yaml
technology_config: tech_config.yaml
plant_config: plant_config.yaml
184 changes: 184 additions & 0 deletions examples/36_paper_mill/Breakdown_cost_plots.py
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# # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# """
# Created on Fri May 15 07:38:06 2026

# @author: mkoleva
# """

# import pandas as pd
# import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

# # Load Excel file

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If keeping this file, could you please add a top-level docstring explanation about what it does (i.e. what's plotted, what needs to be run beforehand)?

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As we are removing the excel file, I would suggest we remove this one, too.

# file_path = "Breakdown_costs_per_scenario.xlsx"
# df = pd.read_excel(file_path, sheet_name="Sheet1", header=None)

# # Scenario labels — edit however you prefer
# scenarios = [
# "Paper + Pulp",
# "SAF with H2",
# "SAF with low-carbon H2",
# "Paper + Pulp\nSAF with H2",
# "Paper + Pulp\nSAF with low-carbon H2"
# ]

# # Extract cost component names
# components = df.iloc[3:, 0].values

# # Build scenario value arrays (sum of appropriate columns)
# records = {}
# records["Paper + Pulp"] = df.iloc[3:, [1, 2, 3]].astype(float).sum(axis=1).values
# records["SAF with H2"] = df.iloc[3:, [3]].astype(float).sum(axis=1).values
# records["SAF with low-carbon H2"] = df.iloc[3:, [4]].astype(float).sum(axis=1).values
# records["Paper + Pulp\nSAF with H2"] = df.iloc[3:, [5, 6, 7]].astype(float).sum(axis=1).values
# records["Paper + Pulp\nSAF with low-carbon H2"] = df.iloc[3:, [8, 9, 10]].astype(float).sum(axis=1).values

# # Build DataFrame
# plot_df = pd.DataFrame(records, index=components)
# plot_df = plot_df[scenarios] # order consistently

# # Assign custom colors
# colors = []
# for comp in plot_df.index:
# if "CapEx" in comp:
# colors.append("navy")
# elif "OpEx" in comp:
# colors.append("orange")
# elif "Feedstock" in comp:
# colors.append("deepskyblue")
# elif "Taxes" in comp:
# colors.append("lightpink")
# elif "Finances" in comp:
# colors.append("yellowgreen")
# else:
# colors.append(None) # Let matplotlib choose default

# # Plotting
# plt.figure(figsize=(10, 6))
# bottom = [0] * len(scenarios)

# for idx, comp in enumerate(plot_df.index):
# plt.bar(
# scenarios,
# plot_df.loc[comp],
# bottom=bottom,
# color=colors[idx],
# label=comp
# )
# bottom = [bottom[i] + plot_df.loc[comp][i] for i in range(len(scenarios))]

# plt.xlabel("Scenario")
# plt.ylabel("Cost ($/kg)")
# plt.title("Cost Breakdown per Scenario")

# # FORCE horizontal x-axis labels
# plt.xticks(rotation=0, ha="center")

# plt.legend()
# plt.tight_layout()

# plt.savefig("stacked_cost_breakdown_final.png", dpi=300)
# plt.show()

import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
import textwrap

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# LOAD EXCEL
# -------------------------------------------------------------
file_path = "Breakdown_costs_per_scenario.xlsx"
df = pd.read_excel(file_path, sheet_name="Sheet1", header=None)
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It looks like this file depends on an Excel sheet, but this isn't included as part of this PR. Do you mean to add the sheet, or have a different script that produces it? Or maybe just remove this file entirely?

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Just removing it entirely would be fine. The excel was added to help me do the plots for the E2C NE MN project.


# -------------------------------------------------------------
# READ STRUCTURE
# -------------------------------------------------------------
scenario_row = df.iloc[0, 1:].tolist()
product_row = df.iloc[1, 1:].tolist()
components = df.iloc[2:, 0].astype(str).str.strip().tolist()
values = df.iloc[2:, 1:].astype(float)

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# CLEAN NANS
# -------------------------------------------------------------
valid = [i for i, s in enumerate(scenario_row) if str(s) != "nan"]
scenario_row = [scenario_row[i] for i in valid]
product_row = [product_row[i] for i in valid]
values = values.iloc[:, valid]

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# MULTILINE SCENARIO LABELS (automatic wrapping)
# -------------------------------------------------------------
scenario_row_wrapped = [
"\n".join(textwrap.wrap(s, width=18)) for s in scenario_row
]

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# BUILD MULTIINDEX
# -------------------------------------------------------------
tuples = list(zip(scenario_row_wrapped, product_row))
df_plot = pd.DataFrame(values.values, index=components, columns=pd.MultiIndex.from_tuples(tuples))

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# FLATTENED PRODUCT LABELS
# -------------------------------------------------------------
flat_products = product_row

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# GROUP POSITIONS FOR SCENARIO LABELS
# -------------------------------------------------------------
scenario_groups = {}
for idx, scen in enumerate(scenario_row_wrapped):
scenario_groups.setdefault(scen, []).append(idx)

x = np.arange(len(flat_products))

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# COLOR MAP
# -------------------------------------------------------------
color_map = {
"CapEx ($/kg)": "navy",
"OpEx ($/kg)": "orange",
"Feedstock ($/kg)": "deepskyblue",
"Taxes ($/kg)": "lightpink",
"Finances ($/kg)": "yellowgreen"
}

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# PLOT
# -------------------------------------------------------------
plt.figure(figsize=(18, 7))

bottom = np.zeros(len(x))

for comp in components:
y = df_plot.loc[comp].values
plt.bar(x, y, bottom=bottom, color=color_map[comp], label=comp)
bottom += y

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# X‑AXIS LABELS (PRODUCT LEVEL)
# -------------------------------------------------------------
plt.xticks(x, flat_products, rotation=0, ha="center")

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# Y‑AXIS LABEL
# -------------------------------------------------------------
plt.ylabel("Levelized cost ($/kg)")

plt.title("Cost Breakdown by Product and Scenario")

# -------------------------------------------------------------
# SCENARIO LABELS (CENTERED ABOVE GROUPS)
# -------------------------------------------------------------
ymin, ymax = plt.ylim()
for scen, idxs in scenario_groups.items():
center = np.mean(idxs)
plt.text(center, ymax + ymax*0.04, scen,
ha="center", va="bottom", fontsize=11, fontweight="bold")

plt.ylim(ymin, ymax * 1.25)

plt.legend(title="Cost Component", bbox_to_anchor=(1.02, 1), loc="upper left")
plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()
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name: driver_config
description: This analysis runs a paper mill plant and matches other examples in H2Integrate
general:
folder_output: outputs
198 changes: 198 additions & 0 deletions examples/36_paper_mill/paper_mill_profast_finance.py

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What is the purpose of this file? Is it to test the ProFAST calculations for the paper mill, or something else? I'd suggest removing this or moving the file to a test folder and renaming the file to make it clear it's a test

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The file doesn't play a role in the analysis. I will remove it.

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import pytest
import openmdao.api as om
from pytest import fixture

from h2integrate.finances.profast_lco import ProFastLCO


@fixture
def profast_inputs_no1():
params = {
"analysis_start_year": 2030, #changed
"installation_time": 24, #24 months?
"inflation_rate": 0.0,
"discount_rate": 0.0948,
"debt_equity_ratio": 1.72,
"property_tax_and_insurance": 0.015, #should we use this value?
"total_income_tax_rate": 0.2574, #should we use this value?
"capital_gains_tax_rate": 0.15, #should we use this value?
"sales_tax_rate": 0.00,
"debt_interest_rate": 0.046, #should we use this value?
"debt_type": "Revolving debt",
"loan_period_if_used": 0,
"cash_onhand_months": 1,
"admin_expense": 0.00,
}
cap_items = {"depr_type": "MACRS", "depr_period": 7, "refurb": [0.0]}
model_inputs = {"params": params, "capital_items": cap_items}

return model_inputs


@fixture
def fake_filtered_tech_config():
tech_config = {
"wind": {"model_inputs": {}},
"solar": {"model_inputs": {}},
"battery": {"model_inputs": {}},
"natural_gas": {"model_inputs": {}},
}
return tech_config


@fixture
def fake_cost_dict():
fake_costs = {
"capex_adjusted_wind": 0,
"opex_adjusted_wind": 0,
"varopex_adjusted_wind": [0.0] * 0,
"capex_adjusted_solar": 0,
"opex_adjusted_solar": 0,
"varopex_adjusted_solar": [0.0] * 0,
"capex_adjusted_battery": 0,
"opex_adjusted_battery": 0,
"varopex_adjusted_battery": [0.0] * 00,
"capex_adjusted_natural_gas": 0,
"opex_adjusted_natural_gas": 0,
"varopex_adjusted_natural_gas": [0] * 00,
}
return fake_costs


@pytest.mark.regression
def test_profast_comp(profast_inputs_no1, fake_filtered_tech_config, fake_cost_dict, subtests):
mean_hourly_production = 34246.6 # ton/hr
prob = om.Problem()
plant_config = {
"plant": {
"plant_life": 40,
},
"finance_parameters": {"model_inputs": profast_inputs_no1},
}
pf = ProFastLCO(
driver_config={},
plant_config=plant_config,
tech_config=fake_filtered_tech_config,
commodity_type="electricity",
description="no1",
)
ivc = om.IndepVarComp()

ivc.add_output("rated_electricity_production", mean_hourly_production, units="kW")
ivc.add_output("capacity_factor", [0.9] * plant_config["plant"]["plant_life"], units="unitless")

prob.model.add_subsystem("ivc", ivc, promotes=["*"])
prob.model.add_subsystem("pf", pf, promotes=["rated_electricity_production", "capacity_factor"])
prob.setup()
for variable, cost in fake_cost_dict.items():
units = "USD" if "capex" in variable else "USD/year"
prob.set_val(f"pf.{variable}", cost, units=units)

prob.run_model()

lcoe = prob.get_val("pf.LCOE_no1", units="USD/(MW*h)")
price = prob.get_val("pf.price_electricity_no1", units="USD/(MW*h)")

wacc = prob.get_val("pf.wacc_electricity_no1", units="percent")
crf = prob.get_val("pf.crf_electricity_no1", units="percent")
profit_index = prob.get_val("pf.profit_index_electricity_no1", units="unitless")
irr = prob.get_val("pf.irr_electricity_no1", units="percent")
ipp = prob.get_val("pf.investor_payback_period_electricity_no1", units="yr")

lcoe_breakdown = prob.get_val("pf.LCOE_no1_breakdown")

with subtests.test("LCOE"):
assert pytest.approx(lcoe[0], rel=1e-6) == 63.8181779

with subtests.test("WACC"):
assert pytest.approx(wacc[0], rel=1e-6) == 0.056453864

with subtests.test("CRF"):
assert pytest.approx(crf[0], rel=1e-6) == 0.0674704169

with subtests.test("Profit Index"):
assert pytest.approx(profit_index[0], rel=1e-6) == 2.12026237778

with subtests.test("IRR"):
assert pytest.approx(irr[0], rel=1e-6) == 0.0948

with subtests.test("Investor payback period"):
assert pytest.approx(ipp[0], rel=1e-6) == 8

with subtests.test("LCOE == price"):
assert pytest.approx(lcoe, rel=1e-6) == price

with subtests.test("LCOE breakdown total"):
assert pytest.approx(lcoe_breakdown["LCOE: Total ($/kWh)"] * 1e3, rel=1e-6) == lcoe


@pytest.mark.regression
def test_profast_comp_coproduct(
profast_inputs_no1, fake_filtered_tech_config, fake_cost_dict, subtests
):
mean_hourly_production = 500000.0 # kW*h
grid_sell_price = 63.8181779 / 1e3 # USD/(kW*h)
wind_sold_USD = [-1 * mean_hourly_production * 8760 * grid_sell_price] * 30
fake_cost_dict.update({"varopex_adjusted_wind": wind_sold_USD})

prob = om.Problem()
plant_config = {
"plant": {
"plant_life": 30,
},
"finance_parameters": {"model_inputs": profast_inputs_no1},
}
pf = ProFastLCO(
driver_config={},
plant_config=plant_config,
tech_config=fake_filtered_tech_config,
commodity_type="electricity",
description="no1",
)
ivc = om.IndepVarComp()
ivc.add_output("rated_electricity_production", mean_hourly_production, units="kW")
ivc.add_output("capacity_factor", [1.0] * plant_config["plant"]["plant_life"], units="unitless")

prob.model.add_subsystem("ivc", ivc, promotes=["*"])
prob.model.add_subsystem("pf", pf, promotes=["rated_electricity_production", "capacity_factor"])
prob.setup()
for variable, cost in fake_cost_dict.items():
units = "USD" if "capex" in variable else "USD/year"
prob.set_val(f"pf.{variable}", cost, units=units)

prob.run_model()

lcoe = prob.get_val("pf.LCOE_no1", units="USD/(MW*h)")
price = prob.get_val("pf.price_electricity_no1", units="USD/(MW*h)")

wacc = prob.get_val("pf.wacc_electricity_no1", units="percent")
crf = prob.get_val("pf.crf_electricity_no1", units="percent")
profit_index = prob.get_val("pf.profit_index_electricity_no1", units="unitless")
irr = prob.get_val("pf.irr_electricity_no1", units="percent")
ipp = prob.get_val("pf.investor_payback_period_electricity_no1", units="yr")

lcoe_breakdown = prob.get_val("pf.LCOE_no1_breakdown")

with subtests.test("LCOE"):
assert pytest.approx(lcoe[0], abs=1e-6) == 0

with subtests.test("WACC"):
assert pytest.approx(wacc[0], rel=1e-6) == 0.056453864

with subtests.test("CRF"):
assert pytest.approx(crf[0], rel=1e-6) == 0.0674704169

with subtests.test("Profit Index"):
assert pytest.approx(profit_index[0], rel=1e-6) == 2.12026237778

with subtests.test("IRR"):
assert pytest.approx(irr[0], rel=1e-6) == 0.0948

with subtests.test("Investor payback period"):
assert pytest.approx(ipp[0], rel=1e-6) == 8

with subtests.test("LCOE == price"):
assert pytest.approx(lcoe, rel=1e-6) == price

with subtests.test("LCOE breakdown total"):
assert pytest.approx(lcoe_breakdown["LCOE: Total ($/kWh)"] * 1e3, rel=1e-6) == lcoe
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