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Can PVSol simulate 30 years production including module degradation?

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Can PVSol simulate 30 years production including module degradation?

I only find it for 1 year. 

Hello hom

18 hours ago, hom said:

Can PVSol simulate 30 years production including module degradation?

No, PV*SOL cannot do this at the moment. In general the yield simulation of a PV system is based on a typical meteorological (more info in our online help: https://help.valentin-software.com/pvsol/2024/en/calculation/irradiation/climate-data/#what-are-climate-data-sets-what-does-typical-meteorological-year-mean).

You could extrapolate the yield reduction to wider time span though.

Does this information help?

Kind regards
Frederik

Hi Hom,

 

Yes, that is possible with PvSol. 

 

ah check @developer_fw .  I showed the 'extrapolate the yield reduction to wider time span' version I see.

While still using one typical meteorological year as basis of the simulation

The module degradation profile you can adjust at the (3D) design tab

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then the project lifetime can be adjusted under finance, -> edit

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Finally after simulating you can find the 30 year production under the tab: results  ->  PV energy during the observation period.

 

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Hope this answer helps,  if you have any more questions please ask, happy to help you

Peter

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