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-Several cmods (so far I have checked wind and PVWatts) monthly energy has different monthly AC energy variable names depending on how it is run, due to renaming in the different cmods. Some of these names are incorrect, and ideally the name would be consistent across.
In hybrids - Host Developer, Wind monthly energy is said to be gross, which is incorrect as the value is based off of gen and adds up to annual energy. This is just a label update. PVWatts is called AC output.
If Single Owner (or Host Developer, seems to be a hybrid fix) is run for wind only case, it is renamed Monthly energy [kWh].
BTM Wind (and BTM PVWatts) only is called AC energy (year 1), from cmod_grid.cpp.
It would be good if these were more consistent.
Additional context
Discovered when evaluating monthly energy outputs for hybrid autograph metrics.
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Describe the bug
-Several cmods (so far I have checked wind and PVWatts) monthly energy has different monthly AC energy variable names depending on how it is run, due to renaming in the different cmods. Some of these names are incorrect, and ideally the name would be consistent across.
In hybrids - Host Developer, Wind monthly energy is said to be gross, which is incorrect as the value is based off of gen and adds up to annual energy. This is just a label update. PVWatts is called AC output.
If Single Owner (or Host Developer, seems to be a hybrid fix) is run for wind only case, it is renamed Monthly energy [kWh].
BTM Wind (and BTM PVWatts) only is called AC energy (year 1), from cmod_grid.cpp.
It would be good if these were more consistent.
Additional context
Discovered when evaluating monthly energy outputs for hybrid autograph metrics.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: