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Hi Rohan,

welcome to the forum and thanks for your request.

You could calculate the energy amount by 120kW * 24h *365 = 1,051,200 kWh. With this energy amount you could create a load profile at the page consumption:

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If you have a lower average load and 120kW as peak load as you wrote (120kWp), then you might calculate with a lower value and set the values accordingly to reach a higher peak load.

I hope this clarifies your question. If you have further questions, please feel free to ask.

Best regards,
Frederik

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