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Hello dear developers,

I'm working on a self-consumption project for which I'd like to calculate net present value, IRR, payback and cashflow and I noticed that PV*SOL seems to take the total produced energy for its financial calculations, instead of what is actually self-consumed by the customer (the rest of the energy is wasted, as we need to use a zero injection device to guarantee that none of the energy is fed into the grid).

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This is not right, as the benefit for the customer is the lower electricity bill due to the PV energy produced and consumed for his process, there is no feed-in tariff or any other compensation for the surplus energy. How can I indicate that this other value (223.029 kWh and not 274.693 kWh) needs to be used for the financial calculations?

Thanks and regards,

Ricardo

 

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Hi Ricardo,

could you provide a project file, please? That would make it easier for us to see what happens. I quickly set up a similar project (PV and consumers, with zero feed in), and it looks like this (disclaimer: I did not enter reasonable economy values):

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And then in the economy section:

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Kind regards,

Martin

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Hi Martin,

I'm not sure I follow what you say or how it relates to my question but I have sent you my simulation results (pdf) via DM, as the PV*SOL file itself is too big. Let me know if it reaches you, if you need more information I'll be happy to e-mail it to you.

Thanks and regards,

Ricardo

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