Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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EnergyPlus does not have a way to compute utility costs based on daily peak demand. It does have a Demand WIndow Length in the UtilityCost:Tariff object but that reports the day of the month that has the highest usage not what you are describing. A utility tariff that calculates the charges on a daily basis for the peak kW each day seems very unusual. The first thing I would do is review the tariff from the utility very carefully and make sure that is really asking for that.
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EnergyPlus does not have a way to compute utility costs based on daily peak demand. It does have a Demand WIndow Length in the UtilityCost:Tariff object but that reports the day of the month that has the highest usage not what you are describing. A utility tariff that calculates the charges on a daily basis for the peak kW each day seems very unusual. The first thing I would do is review the tariff from the utility very carefully and make sure verify that is really asking for that. what is being described.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
EnergyPlus does not have a way to compute utility costs based on daily peak demand. It does have a Demand WIndow Window Length in the UtilityCost:Tariff object but that reports the day of the month that has the highest usage not what you are describing. A utility tariff that calculates the charges on a daily basis for the peak kW each day seems very unusual. The first thing I would do is review the tariff from the utility very carefully and verify that is really what is being described.
