energy-cost

Energy cost analysis breaks down substation expenses by tariff, consumption, and demand. It calculates TUSD, peak, and off-peak energy charges, mapping equipment groups like SE03 to provide an auditable cost breakdown for investment decisions.

To calculate energy costs, provide consumption, demand, and tariff data to generate a detailed cost decomposition. The skill processes these inputs to deliver a reproducible breakdown of TUSD, peak, off-peak, and demand charges for each substation.

Yes, the cost model supports equipment grouping by mapping devices to specific substations. It validates implementations across SE03 and other SEs, grouping associated devices to ensure accurate per-substation cost reporting.

Generating an auditable energy cost report requires consumption data, demand metrics, and configured tariff parameters. The skill reads these inputs to apply formulas and generate a reproducible cost breakdown for the substation.

Yes, you can interpret tariff configurations for peak and off-peak energy. The skill reads configured tariffs and applies them to calculate TUSD and energy costs, providing a detailed breakdown for evaluating substation energy expenses.

The best way to decompose demand charges is applying configured tariff parameters to substation usage data. This calculates demand costs alongside TUSD and energy charges, producing a complete and auditable cost report.