RicardoM Posted September 16, 2020 Report Posted September 16, 2020 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). 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  Quote
developer_mh Posted September 18, 2020 Report Posted September 18, 2020 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): Â And then in the economy section: Kind regards, Martin Quote
RicardoM Posted September 18, 2020 Author Report Posted September 18, 2020 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 Quote
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