Hi Aaron,
Thanks for reaching out. I think there are two ways you could approach this problem. First, and probably simpler, you could specify a unique demand for each time period (i.e., demand_2020, demand_2025, etc), and specify the distribution that way. Alternatively, you’d need to modify the constraint. The constraint can be found in the temoa_rules.py file (around line 429). You can get an idea of how to modify the constraint by looking at other constraints that are indexed by time period. If you do decide to go that route, you will also need to modify the temoa_config.py and temoa_model.py files to reflect your changes. Additionally, you’d then modify the database to add a column for t_periods.
I hope this is helpful,
Katie
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