Accounting local generation
In this tutorial, you will learn how to account for local generation in FlatPeak service.
Introduction
When planning energy consumption or exports, it is critical to account for energy generated locally, for example, by a PV array or a wind turbine. FlatPeak enables you to inject local energy generation data via Metering API and use this information to calculate the energy cost savings your solution delivers.
To account for local generation set the tariff_rate
parameter to LOCAL
when submitting metering values that represent forecasted or actual local generation.
Submitting forecast generation
When you want to submit forecast meter records, for example, for purposes of creating Copilot Schedules, set the confidence
parameter to any value below ‘1’:
Submitting actual generation
When submitting the actual meter records, set the confidence
parameter to ‘1’. When you submit records, they will overwrite records you submitted previously for the same period:
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