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                02 Jan 2017 13:14                #5054
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        Hello,
I would like to how to do analysis for Gemasolar power plant with thermal energy storage a without thermal energy storage ,i am planning o study what is the difference between the costs when i just change the tes capacity the cos of electricity is low with tes than without tes.
Thanking you,
Vamsi
    I would like to how to do analysis for Gemasolar power plant with thermal energy storage a without thermal energy storage ,i am planning o study what is the difference between the costs when i just change the tes capacity the cos of electricity is low with tes than without tes.
Thanking you,
Vamsi
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                03 Jan 2017 10:10                #5055
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        Dear Vamsi,
I don't know what your assumptions are, but reducing the total installed cost by removing storage from the system will affect the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) in a few different ways that might cause it to go either up or down. Here are some things to check:
1. Did you reduce the size of the solar field when you removed storage to minimize the amount of dumped thermal energy?
2. Is there a capacity-based incentive (on the Incentives input page) that would be smaller with a lower insteallation cost?
3. Did you specify the storage installation cost in $/kWht (as it is by default on the System Costs input page) so that it is zero for a system with no storage?
Best regards,
Paul.
    
    I don't know what your assumptions are, but reducing the total installed cost by removing storage from the system will affect the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) in a few different ways that might cause it to go either up or down. Here are some things to check:
1. Did you reduce the size of the solar field when you removed storage to minimize the amount of dumped thermal energy?
2. Is there a capacity-based incentive (on the Incentives input page) that would be smaller with a lower insteallation cost?
3. Did you specify the storage installation cost in $/kWht (as it is by default on the System Costs input page) so that it is zero for a system with no storage?
Best regards,
Paul.
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