Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object); and then create UtilityCost:Charge:Simple for both Energy and Demand.

However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between different scenarios with different demand thresholds. In other words, I have to stick into one UtilityCost:Tariff in order to takes benefits of UtilityCost:Qualify.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object); and then create UtilityCost:Charge:Simple for both Energy and Demand.

However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between different scenarios with different demand thresholds. In other words, I have to stick into one UtilityCost:Tariff in order to takes benefits of UtilityCost:Qualify.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object); and then create UtilityCost:Charge:Simple for both Energy and Demand.

However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between different scenarios with different demand thresholds. In other words, I have to stick into one UtilityCost:Tariff in order to takes benefits of UtilityCost:Qualify.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object); and then create UtilityCost:Charge:Simple for both Energy and Demand.

However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between different diffenent scenarios with different demand thresholds. In other words, I have to stick into one UtilityCost:Tariffin order to takes benefits of UtilityCost:Qualify.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object); and then create UtilityCost:Charge:Simple for both Energy and Demand.

However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between diffenent scenarios with different demand thresholds.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object); and then create UtilityCost:Charge:Simple [UtilityCost:Charge:Simple] (https://bigladdersoftware.com/epx/docs/9-4/input-output-reference/utilitycost-charge-simple.html) for both Energy and Demand. However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between diffenent scenarios with different demand thresholds.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object); and then create [UtilityCost:Charge:Simple] (https://bigladdersoftware.com/epx/docs/9-4/input-output-reference/utilitycost-charge-simple.html) for both Energy and Demand. object). However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between diffenent scenarios with different demand thresholds.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone could assist with utility tariff modeling- for a case that Energy Charges come with a different schedule compared to the Demand Charges.

My initial thought was about adding a second UtilityCost:Tariff object that could represent the demand schedule (and assign the energy schedule into the first UlityCost:Tariff object). However, this option did not work, as I have to leverage UtilityCost:Qualify, in order to be able to select between diffenent scenarios with different demand thresholds.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!