#HOMER ENERGY TUTORIAL SOFTWARE#

When de-register the software a dialog for sending the database UserId by mail appears.Bulgarian as new project reporting language.Display of all defined consumers in the circuit diagram.Pie charts on the results page and in the project report.Configurable templates for the project report.Calculation of performance ratio and specific annual yield for DC battery systems revised.PV and inverter power as well as the dimensioning factor are now displayed in the status bar.Further diagrams on the consumption tab.Weekend and vacation consumption for load profiles from daily courses can now be defined.New map tool for 3D map import (also with maps from other providers).New climate data for Germany based on test reference years of the DWD (1995-2012).Heating (heating rod or heat pump) with power from the photovoltaic system.The following new features and changes are included: November 17th, 2020 PV*SOL premium 2021 Release 1 Please also note the new features and changes in release 1. The simulation results of the surplus consumption were not saved in the project file.Surplus consumption was not considered in the economic efficiency calculation.Crash at program start if the logarithmic module degradation had one decimal place and was saved as default.November 19th, 2020 PV*SOL premium 2021 Release 2 Crash when loading the 'Thermal System' page.

Crash when loading project report templates via network storage.

Error when entering module degradation.

Crash when loading the consumption database if it has not been updated since version 2019.

Crash when entering individual appliances.

Crash when canceling the automatic configuration.

Crash when synthesizing minute values when the climate data file was no longer available.

Cursor no longer shakes when moving over the parts list.

Crash when copying cells of the parts list which were empty.

Crash on the Financial Analysis page if very high values for 'Price of Electricity sold to third party' were defined.

Crash in location search of 3D Map Tool.

Dropdown lists in 3D map tool and database dialogs did not display properly at high DPI scales greater than 100%.

Crash on the project data page when using a project image and a 3D screenshot is defined as overview picture.

Memory leak when repeatedly opening the database dialogs.

PV*SOL premium December 3rd, 2020 PV*SOL premium 2021 Release 3 A program version may have several small changes in the form of 'releases' (e.g., R1, R2, etc.). Therefore, the energy planners are guided towards choosing the most suitable tool based on their skills, aims, and data availability for a specific application.Here you will find information about the changes in the individual program versions. Specifically, the general information, functionalities, structure, graphic user interface, required input data, and outputs were described. Among them, 6 user-friendly tools were identified (energyPRO, HOMER, iHOGA, EnergyPLAN, SIREN, WebOpt) that can provide hourly energy calculations and can be considered as viable for widespread use. These tools were classified based on their defined features: analysis type, operation spatial scale, outputs time scale, energy service, and licence.

With this, after a scientific review, we selected 17 tools targeted on an urban/districts scale that can evaluate several energy services, sources and/or technologies, and provided with detailed and easily accessible documentation. However, energy planners of urban/district areas engaged in the transition towards smart systems related to buildings energy services require well-documented tools to evaluate the combination of available energy sources by proper conversion technologies. Several computational tools for energy planning have been developed as described in the technical literature.

This increases the need for new professionals in energy planning. In recent years, studies and policies have encouraged the diffusion of distributed energy supply technologies and large integration of renewable sources.

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