anees Posted November 23, 2022 Report Posted November 23, 2022 Hello i can not understand that what is price sold to thirld party means? i mostly use grid feed in and my grid feed in 0.045 question where i need to define it in feed in trafic or in price sold to thirld party?? Quote
developer_mh Posted November 25, 2022 Report Posted November 25, 2022 Hi anees, the "Price of Electricity sold to Third Parties" only comes into play after the end of your tariffs. If there is no valid tariff anymore, the electricity will be sold to third parties to the price that you can enter there. Hope that helps, kind regards, Martin Quote
anees Posted November 25, 2022 Author Report Posted November 25, 2022 @developer_mh please check either i have right concepts or nor i want to feedin extra energy (at 0.045) to grid ( no limit ) and i did it in rate 1.PNG attachment is that okay? is it nessary to use the same in fianacical analysis page ( this is also attach) to make it easy for understanding please check my COMBINE ATTACHMENT.PNG please Thanks for your help Quote
developer_mh Posted November 25, 2022 Report Posted November 25, 2022 Hi anees, the important thing to look at here is the difference of the assessment period of your whole economy calculation and the validity or "Payout duration" of the feed-in tariff. As one can see in your screenshots, the tariff would end after 20 years. During these 20 years you can sell 100% of your energy for 0.045 pounds, as it is defined in yor tariff. After 20 years, the tariff is not applicable anymore. If your assessment period is longer than the payout duration of your tariff (which it is in this example, as you entered 25 years), you should enter a value for the "Price of Electricity sold to Third Parties" in order to cover the remaining 5 years. But you could also just enter 25 years of payout duration instead. Hope that helps, kind regards, Martin Quote
anees Posted December 4, 2022 Author Report Posted December 4, 2022 @developer_mh you are amazing big thanks man Quote
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