Reduce current peaks and energy consumption #557
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Hi, At this stage I am just reading through the docs, to figure out if I can handle all my energey related stuff with it. For example in Belgium the electricity bill for a digital meter contains two parts:
So first of all I need to try to minimize my peak, by not scheduling high loads at the same time. Secondly I need to lower my consumption, e.g. by using energy from a battery or whatever. I am by far an expert in this area, but I "think" that I need the following two features to accomplish this:
Is my assumption correct, or am I somehow completely mistaken? I also see a feature request about capacity tariff but not sure if that is the solution to my problem. It would be nice if somebody could illuminate me... Thanks!! |
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Hey Bart. emhass supports limiting peak demand out of the box through the max_power_from_grid parameter |
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Hi @scruysberghs, Thanks for the fast and helpfull feedback (from Belgium 😄)! Ok that is good news already. Then EMHass will most probably the way to go for me. Just out of curiosity, it would be appreciated if you could explain a bit more in detail how it works, to support my old brain:
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Very clear. Thanks a lot!! |
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While this will limit the max consumption, this may not be the optimal solution. Not sure if it's worth the development time, but here's a feature request to include the capacity cost in the goal function: |
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Hey Bart. emhass supports limiting peak demand out of the box through the max_power_from_grid parameter
Also no need to work with weights for different resources, emhass uses an mpc optimiser to do the planning.