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Dear Nouslas, You can set up the electricity cost only when self-consumption is defined in order to calculate the "self-consumption economy". This is done in "Self-consumption saving" in "Tariff" tab from Economic Evaluation tool. When no self-consumption is defined, the cost of bought electricity is not taken into consideration for system profitability calculation, that's why the field for cost of electricity from grid would not be available. Best regards.

Dear Mr Sang Bui, This limitation will be increased in a future version of the software. Thank you for your interest in PVsyst.

Hello, The inflation rate is applied after first year : OPEX year 1 : 100 GBP OPEX year 2 : 100 + (100*10/100) = 110 GBP OPEX year 3 : 110 + (110*10/100) = 121 GBP OPEX year 4 : 121 + (121 *10/100) = 133 GBP OPEX year 5 : 133 + (133 *10/100) = 146 GBP Thus the average OPEX on project life is (100+110+121+133+146) / 5 = 122 GBP Regards

Dear Veselin, We thank you for your suggestion. Actually the cost of energy is visible in the economic evaluation tool and also in the report. The only difference with the strict LCOE definition is that it does not take into account the discount rate (net present value). But the strict LCOE value will be available in a future version of PVsyst. As you suggested, we are also planning to include economic optimizations in simulation according to some defined parameters. We thank you for your interest in PVsyst.

Dear Tuomas, Which version of PVsyst are you using ? Could you please export the project you are working on (Menu>File>Export Project) and send it to support@pvsyst.com in order that we can investigate about the issue ? Thank you.