How-to guides¶
Getting started
- Install, then run your first valuation on the example dataset.
Your plant and your data
- Get prices from your own sources: a
sources/1file,microgrid sourcesandmicrogrid now. - Configure a source: each provider, with a working section.
- Build a dataset from your own records, with a worked CSV example.
- Describe your plant in
plant/2: PV of either coupling, a battery on its own inverter or on a hybrid's DC bus, DC-bus loads, grid limits, grid-charge and export windows, meters. - Tune the engine: when to change an
engine/2setting.
In your own code
- Use the library from Python:
Inputs,Engine.value,Engine.live,to_mapping. - Use the prices in a scheduler: which output answers which question, and a worked decision.
- Run it continuously: record inputs, value, serve the live value.
- Write your own plant model, and check it keeps the contract.
Checking the models
- Replay and score a period: valuations at past times against what the meters recorded.
- Check a plant model against its meters.
- Read the battery's lots: where its energy came from and what it cost.
- Fit the battery's conversion from the meters.