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Assuming that you're using the ReadVarsESO postprocessing program to write out the CSV file, I don't think so. At present the best way to access the year of the simulation is through the use of the SQLite output, which does include the year.
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Assuming that you're using the ReadVarsESO postprocessing program to write out the CSV file, I don't think so. At present the best way to access the year of the simulation is through the use of the SQLite output, which does include the year.
Also, just a minor correction: the year in the EPW is not the year of the simulation. The year of simulation is determined from what's in your RunPeriod object. TMY EPW files have non-consecutive years in them because of how those are made, so that's not used to determine the year that E+ simulates.
