Daniela Silva

Hello. In battery systems, is it possible to conduct a study with tariff optimization (charging from the grid during periods when energy is cheaper and discharging during periods when it is more expensive) and peak shaving? Thank you.

Hello, So we have to eliminate December 31st, right? 2018 has 365 days and 2024 has 366..

Hello, This cannot be done. Below is an image showing an error with pvsol. How can we solve this?

I think you didn't understand my question. The pvsol is skipping 1 day of the week, for example in 2024, the 29th was a Thursday, so when the data is exported, the 28th (Wednesday) goes directly to March 1st (Friday). This interferes with all days from March 1st onwards, placing the weekends on Fridays and Saturdays. Is there any way around this?

When extracting simulation results in PV*SOL using measured load diagrams from 2024, the exported files are identified as belonging to 2024, but February 29th is not included. As a result, when moving from February 28th to March 1st, there is a jump of two weekdays instead of one, causing a temporal misalignment in the exported data. Is there a way to work around this issue so that the exported results remain time-consistent?

Thanks

Hello, Is there any way that I can have on my report, CO2 emissions not considering grid feed in? On this project we will restraint grid feed-in. Thanks.

Hi, I´ve already send you. Thank you.

Dear all, I cannot set the inclination of my object to 2º due to the fact that PVSol it is colliding with something, when it is not.. Any solutions? Thank you in advance.