ThomBuijs
commented
7 years ago I looked into it. It appears that when the electricity grid is also owned by the customer the electricity consumed is counted at all the nodes, not only at the endnodes. I changed the stakeholder of the endnodes to customer AC1 and now the total amount payed for the energy corresponds with my calculation. I guess it makes sense, but this wasn't clear for me. Can I just copy the changed topology and paste it in my other LESses, to solve this problem?
ChaelKruip
I'm working with this LES. The total amount the customer pays for energy (electricity and gas) doesn't correspond when I calculate it manually. When I look at the business case of this LES I can see that the customer pays a total of €19,917,735.16 for his gas and electricity. But when I check my calculations it sums up to €4,688,028.688. The difference is more than a factor 4. In my technology table besides the profile I specify the total demand for each technology aswell. When I add these demands and multiply them with the corresponding cost per kWh for electricity and gas I get the number of €4,688,028.688. As discusses with Chael earlier, a factor 4 could mean that the problem is due to the CSV files containing values for each 15 minutes. However, in this case it is a factor of 4.24863..... So I don't understand what is causing this. I have used this LES as my standard LES from where I made several scenario's. So this bug? will be in those LESses aswell.