Source code for greenlang.calculations.ghg.base.base

"""
Base classes for calculation methods
"""
import logging

from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _

from fingreen_web.models import GhgEmissionFactorValue

from .forms import PredefinedFactorCalculationMethodForm

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

[docs] class BaseCalculationMethod: """ This is the base class for all calculation methods. All lot of categories are using this class because they are using a predefined factor. In term of form, the user has to select a GHG emission factor, a GHG emission unit and a amount. """ @property def form_class(self): """ Return form class to use for this calculation method. The form is responsible both of the displayed inputs both of the validation and the saving, if so. Returns: The form class to use for this calculation method. """ return PredefinedFactorCalculationMethodForm
[docs] def amount(self, collection_item): """ Return the amount value of the related ghg emission factor. Args: collection_item: the collection item where the amount value is stored. Returns: The amount value, as float number, of the related ghg emission factor. """ return collection_item.value_float
[docs] def total_co2(self, collection_item): """ The total co2 value for the given GHG emission factor value. Args: collection_item: the collection item where informations are stored. Returns: The total co2 value, as float number, for the given GHG emission factor value. If the GHG emission factor value is a goods or services, the total co2 value is updated with an inflation rate. For the moment, the inflation rate is hard-coded : 7% per year. """ factor_value = GhgEmissionFactorValue.objects.get(factor=collection_item.ghg_factor, unit=collection_item.ghg_unit) data_collection_year = int(collection_item.collection.period_year) if factor_value.factor.factor_type in ['goods', 'services']: # If the data source year is not equal to the data collection year, the tot_co2_kg value could be outdated. #pylint: disable=line-too-long # The inflation rate is 0.7 per year. year_diff = data_collection_year - factor_value.data_source_year rate = 1+(0.07 * year_diff) return factor_value.tot_co2_kg / rate return factor_value.tot_co2_kg
[docs] def compute(self, collection_item): """ Compute. """ return self.amount(collection_item) * self.total_co2(collection_item) / 1000
[docs] def explain(self, collection_item): """ Return calculation explanation in human readable format. Basically, it's displaying the amount, the GHG emission factor value and the total co2 value. It's also mentionning the data source and the data source year. args: collection_item: the collection item where informations are stored. returns: Calculation explanation in human readable format. """ factor_value = GhgEmissionFactorValue.objects.get( factor=collection_item.ghg_factor, unit=collection_item.ghg_unit ) text = f"\ Amount declared by company = {self.amount(collection_item)} {factor_value.get_unit_display()}<br>\ GHG emission factor value = {factor_value.tot_co2_kg} kg CO2/{factor_value.get_unit_display()}<br>\ " if factor_value.factor.factor_type in ['goods', 'services']: text += f"\ <br>\ For GHG factor which are goods or services, we apply an inflaction rate of 7% per year to the GHG emission factor value.<br>\ Updated GHG emission factor value = {round(self.total_co2(collection_item), 5)} kg CO2/{factor_value.get_unit_display()}<br>\ <br>\ " text += f"\ Calculus : {self.amount(collection_item)} {factor_value.get_unit_display()} x {self.total_co2(collection_item)} kg CO2/{factor_value.get_unit_display()} / 1000 = {round(self.compute(collection_item), 5)} tonnes CO2\ <br>\ <br>\ Data source : {factor_value.data_source}<br>\ Data source year : {factor_value.data_source_year}<br>\ " return text