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Documentation for the TIMES Model PART I April 2005

Part I comprises eight chapters constituting a general description of the TIMES paradigm, with emphasis on the model's general structure and its economic significance. Part I also includes a simplified mathematical formulation of TIMES, a chapter comparing it to the MARKAL model, pointing to similarities and differences, and chapters describing new model options. Part II comprise 7 chapters that constitute a comprehensive reference manual intended for the technically minded modeler or programmer looking for an in-depth understanding of the complete model details, in particular the relationship between the input data and the model mathematics, or contemplating making changes to the model's equations. Part II includes a full description of the sets, attributes, variables, and equations of the TIMES model. Part III describes the GAMS control statements required to run the TIMES model. GAMS is a modeling language that translates a TIMES database into the Linear Programming matrix, and then submits this LP to an optimizer and generates the result files. In addition to the GAMS program, two model interfaces (VEDA-FE and VEDA-BE) are used to create, browse, and modify the input data, and to explore and further process the model's results. The two VEDA interfaces are described in detail in their own user's guides.