
Johannes Geis developed a rolling horizon optimization example notebook for the PyPSA/PyPSA repository, focusing on energy system modeling and optimization under forecast uncertainty. He implemented an end-to-end workflow in Python, initializing a network with wind and battery components and comparing perfect-forecast and rolling-horizon optimization strategies. The notebook includes data visualization to illustrate results and serves as a reproducible reference for users evaluating planning horizons. Johannes updated documentation and integrated pre-commit CI auto fixes to maintain code quality. His work provides a ready-to-run demonstration that supports onboarding and adoption of advanced optimization techniques in energy system analysis.
August 2025: Delivered a rolling horizon optimization example notebook for PyPSA/PyPSA, including end-to-end setup (network initialization, wind and battery components) and a side-by-side comparison of perfect-forecast versus rolling-horizon optimization to illustrate handling forecast uncertainty. The work enhances practical decision-support demos, improves onboarding for advanced optimization techniques, and provides a reproducible reference for users evaluating planning horizons under uncertainty.
August 2025: Delivered a rolling horizon optimization example notebook for PyPSA/PyPSA, including end-to-end setup (network initialization, wind and battery components) and a side-by-side comparison of perfect-forecast versus rolling-horizon optimization to illustrate handling forecast uncertainty. The work enhances practical decision-support demos, improves onboarding for advanced optimization techniques, and provides a reproducible reference for users evaluating planning horizons under uncertainty.

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