Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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You could generate the output meter for end-use energy, then post-process the meter data to divide by the reporting frequency to get the end-use demand. For example, if your output meter was 1,000 kWh and it was reported every 15 minutes (0.25 hours) to match your simulation timestep, then the demand would be
1,000kWh/0.25h=4,000kW
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You could generate the output meter for end-use energy, then post-process the meter data to divide by the reporting frequency to get the end-use demand. For example, if your output meter was 1,000 kWh and it was reported every 15 minutes (0.25 hours) to match your simulation timestep, then the demand would be
$$ 1,000 kWh / 0.25 h \frac{1,000 kWh}{0.25 h} = 4,000 kW $$
