Greenhouse Gases
Internal Table Name: GreenhouseGases
The greenhouse gases table is responsible for storing the overall carbon constraints for any supply chain model.
Maximum Carbon Footprint
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: MaxCarbonFootprint
Type: Short Text (50)
Defines the maximum carbon footprint allowed in any model run. This is enforced by solving the model with this number as a hard constraint on output. This number is compared to the total CO2 of any model. Enter a value, then optionally select a weight unit of measure. If you do not select a unit of measure, the default Weight Unit Of Measure from Model Settings is used.
Enforce Max Carbon Footprint
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: EnforceMaxCarbonFootprint
Type: Bit
One of Yes, No. (Actual database values are 1,0.)
Defines whether or not the Max Carbon Footprint value is used as a hard constraint. If blank or set to No, the constraint is excluded from the mixed integer linear program used to optimize the model.
Default: No
Carbon Cost
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: CarbonCost
Type: Short Text (50)
Represents cost per unit of CO2 in the model. This field is used to model carbon taxation and other penalties for carbon emissions.
Carbon Offset Price
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: CarbonOffsetPrice
Type: Short Text (50)
Cost per unit of carbon offsets that can be purchased. In the real world, this price is the equivalent to the cost of a carbon credit, or could represent a cost for voluntary carbon offsetting.
Optimize Carbon Offset
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: OptimizeCarbonOffset
Type: Bit
One of Yes, No. (Actual database values are 1,0.)
Defines whether or not the number of carbon offsets needed for purchase should be included in the objective function of the network design optimization.
Default: No
Initial Carbon Offsets
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: CarbonOffsetInitial
Type: Short Text (50)
The initial number of units of carbon offsets included in the model. The number of additional carbon offsets needed in the model is calculated by subtracting the initial quantity of carbon offsets from the total number of carbon offsets needed to meet the necessary requirements of the supply chain network.
The initial carbon offset is not part of the CO2 optimization; therefore, no cost for these initial units is included in the Total CO2 Cost.
Minimum Carbon Offsets
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: CarbonOffsetMinimum
Type: Short Text (50)
The minimum number of carbon offsets that must be purchased.
Maximum Carbon Offsets
Technology: NO
Table: GreenhouseGases
Internal Name: CarbonOffsetMaximum
Type: Short Text (50)
The maximum number of carbon offsets that can be purchased for the network design.
Last modified: Wednesday May 15, 2024