Are ERP results factoring in kWh capacity degradation over time? #188
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The modeling behind the ERP results uses the dispatch timeseries from the optimization. These are "levelized" over the analysis period for all generation sources (e.g., the PV dispatch accounts for 0.5%/year degradation). However, in REopt we do not currently account for battery degradation in the determination of state of charge (you can "cost" degradation using the codebase, but not the web tool). So in short, you are correct that the ERP does not factor in battery capacity degradation. |
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The modeling behind the ERP results uses the dispatch timeseries from the optimization. These are "levelized" over the analysis period for all generation sources (e.g., the PV dispatch accounts for 0.5%/year degradation). However, in REopt we do not currently account for battery degradation in the determination of state of charge (you can "cost" degradation using the codebase, but not the web tool).
So in short, you are correct that the ERP does not factor in battery capacity degradation.