Hey Els, I was wondering though.
It makes sense to have a one hour meeting only if we have something to look at. I imagine this:
- if you manage to encode the data as per this post, AND
- if we can get Jean to correct his estimate of the commons’ consumption by the laundry room (fairly important, though of course the total consumption stays the same and we simply shift it from individual units to the common smart meter), AND
- if you can run the macro (alternative: send the encoded Excel to Jean and ask him to reveiw and run the macro),
THEN we have a new simulation that we can look at. At that point we can use the meeting to wrap our heads around the economics, play with several scenarios in terms of different internal prices, and hopefully we can start to sketch a proposal.
Makes sense?
Do you think these three things are possible? I know I am pinning a lot on you, do push back if you think it is too much.