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🎓 Credentials

Validating experts
🎓

Click + Add Expert to record the first energy professional.
Their name, qualifications and licence numbers appear on the report as the validator.

Validating organisations
🏢

Optional. If the qualification behind the report belongs to a company (audit organisation, design office), record it here.
Its name, registered office, tax number and licence number appear on the report next to the signing expert.

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Orders

Orders from the website. Issue the invoice, and once it is paid, create the account from the order.

Newsletter

Double opt-in: only confirmed addresses may receive the newsletter. Unsubscribed rows are kept as a suppression list — that is the proof the request was honoured.

Unconfirmed addresses carry no consent — they must not be kept.
Energy management course

Registrations from tanul.siteenergy.hu. The week column is the lead score: whoever reached week 6 is a warmer prospect than someone who stopped at the assessment.

Unconfirmed addresses carry no consent — they must not be kept.
Deleting a participant also invalidates their continue link — they cannot resume on another machine.
Accounts
Email collector

Contact e-mails filtered by package and status — ready to paste into the recipient field. Load the accounts above first (Accounts → ⟳).

Package
Status
Separator
Activity log

Logged actions and errors of active and past accounts (up to 90 days). The log stores an anonymised IP and account id — not names or addresses. Load the accounts above first (Accounts → ⟳).

Status






Settings

Applies to every account unless overridden individually.

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⚠ Client-side gating is a deterrent, not security — real accounts arrive with the server version.

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Examination Year

The whole hourly analysis of this location runs on one year — the examination year. Pick one of the last three closed years. Every uploaded or generated data series must belong to this year: system_hourly_data always holds exactly this one year with 8760 hourly rows (Feb 29 is dropped in leap years).

Owner
Address
Registration Address
Location Name
Address
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Currency & Emissions
Rate source: European Central Bank
Rate source: European Central Bank
HVAC
(€ / month)
(Ft / month)
(€ / month)
(Ft / month)
Tariff / charges (advanced)

Optional. Pick a tariff from the catalog to auto-fill the fields, or leave empty to keep the fixed prices above. These feed the shared price model.

(€/kW/month)
(Ft/kW/month)
(€/kWh)
(Ft/kWh)
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The distributor bills reactive energy above a contracted threshold, and usually treats capacitive (leading) flow more strictly than inductive. The values below are indicative defaults, not a regulatory reference — check the threshold and the charge in your own network contract before relying on the estimate.
(€/kvarh)
(Ft/kvarh)
(€/kWh)
(Ft/kWh)
(€/kWh)
(Ft/kWh)
(€/kWh)
(Ft/kWh)
(€/kWh)
(Ft/kWh)
Coordinates

Look up the GPS coordinates using the address fields above (via OpenStreetMap / Nominatim — same service as Python geopy), or drop a pin directly on the map for locations without an exact address.

GPS Coordinates
Latitude
Longitude
Drag the marker or click on the map to fine-tune the exact location.
⚡ Energy Flow Calculation
Click any green cell to provide optional data — more data means higher confidence. Then click Run.
What we need to know
Data that solves it
Without it: we assume…
T-Curve: checking…
Solar yield: checking…
Solar split self-use vs battery
vs feed-in
Inverter export log (hourly)
self_consumed_kwh / battery_charged_kwh /
feed_in_kwh — link the ones you have
▸ Click to provide this file
Solar first, then battery, then feed-in priority rule applied each hour
Inverter export log (JSON or CSV)
Series in this file:
time + one value column per row. Headerless and 15-min exports work — values are summed to hourly.
Battery discharge how much covered
house demand
Battery inverter discharge log (hourly)
discharged_to_house_kwh per hour
eliminates ambiguity entirely
▸ Click to provide this file
Discharge when solar < demand bounded by C-rate and remaining SoC
Discharge log (JSON or CSV)
time, discharged_to_house_kwh
Battery SoC actual charge level
each hour
BMS hourly SoC log (%)
soc_pct per hour → derive charged/
discharged kWh exactly
▸ Click to provide this file
Simulate with C-rate, capacity, loss SoC₀ set per battery in Battery Manager
BMS SoC log (JSON or CSV)
time, soc_pct (values 0–100)
House demand total usage before
solar + battery
Pre-install annual usage
15-min or hourly demand curve →
solar split & battery flows derived
▸ Click to provide this file
Pure model — greedy, grid-gated solar self-use first, then battery, then feed-in
Pre-install usage (XLSX or CSV)
date/time + usage — 15-min or hourly, auto-aggregated
Electricity buy price hourly cost for grid import
Hourly stock price data
time, price_eur_kwh
▸ Click to provide this file
Fixed price from location settings uniform across all hours
Stock price log (JSON or CSV)
time, price_eur_kwh
Peak demand max draw in any 15-min interval
15-min T-Curve (already have it!) granular enough to detect peaks — useful for demand charge analysis
Hourly average hides sub-hour spikes
Unknown to reconstruct
Data that solves it exactly — click to upload
Our modelled fallback
Nice-to-have / already partially covered
Ready — review the data sources above, then click Run.
Monthly energy flowskWh / month
Year summary
Original usage
kWh / year
Solar covered
kWh / year
Battery covered
kWh / year
Feed-in / curtailed
kWh / year
Self-sufficiency
%
Grid import
kWh / year
Energy cost
€ / year
Confidence
%
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📈
T-Curve

Import 15-minute consumption data. Automatically converts to hourly values for energy calculations.

Solar Systems

Manage PV systems — planned and installed. Configure tilt, tracking type, and peak power.

Batteries

Manage energy storage systems — planned and installed. Configure capacity and power ratings.

🏭
Chimneys

Manage chimney systems. Configure flue gas temperature, volume flow, and diameter.

🔥
Technological Heat Demand

Define annual technological heat demand, its required temperature, and its distribution across months, weeks, and hours — or from an uploaded hourly pattern.

💧
Hot Water Demand

Define hot water consumption and its distribution across months, weeks, and hours of the day.

🏢
Building Energy Need

Define heating and cooling energy needs per building. Configure HVAC units, set-point temperatures, and performance coefficients.

Energy Flow Calculation
Reconstruct original power usage and simulate how the solar + battery system interacts hour by hour across the full year.
Planned Solar System

Candidate PV to size. Set the max installable power plus mounting, tilt, and cost — the optimizer solves the best size.

Planned Battery

Candidate storage to size. Set cost/kWh and maintenance — the optimizer solves capacity and C-value.

🏭
Planned Flue Gas Heat Recovery

Recover heat from a chimney's flue gas to cover a Technological Heat or Hot Water demand. Link a chimney and a demand, set the heat-exchanger effectiveness.

🔋
Planned Thermal Heat Storage

Store heat to cover a Technological Heat or Hot Water demand. Choose a technology — water, PCM, sand, molten salt or brick — charged from surplus solar, off-peak power or a heat source. Sizes the store and estimates payback.

♨️
Planned Heat Pump

Replace an existing Hot Water, Heat, or Building demand with a heat pump. Link it to a demand and set its COP / EER.

🚗
Planned EV

Add an electric vehicle as a smart, shiftable load. Set battery, charger and driving; smart off-peak charging is valued against flat pricing.

🧱
Planned Building Envelope Upgrade

Reduce a building's heating / cooling need (insulation, glazing). Link to a Building energy need and set the improved demand.

🌞
Planned Solar Thermal

Solar collectors (flat-plate or evacuated-tube) preheat a Hot Water or Technological Heat demand. The covered heat offsets that demand's original fuel.

🔥
Planned CHP

A gas / biogas engine that produces electricity and heat together. Electricity offsets import; the heat covers a linked demand. Nets out fuel cost and CO₂.

🌬️
Planned Wind

A small wind turbine. Set the rated power and capacity factor; self-consumed generation offsets import, the surplus is fed in.

💧
Planned Hydrogen

Power-to-power storage: an electrolyzer makes H₂ from surplus / off-peak power, a fuel cell turns it back to electricity. Values the peak−off-peak arbitrage at the round-trip efficiency.

Goal Selection & Optimization
Payback for every planned development with the NPV method — and the basket combination that yields the best return.
📊
KPI Dashboard

Read-only performance indicators from the calculated hourly data: self-sufficiency, specific yield, CO₂, heat-pump SPF, battery cycles and economics. Run the Energy Flow Calculation first.

📊 KPI Dashboard

☀ PV System Manager

Weather & solar data: NASA POWER
🌤

Click + Add System to add your first PV system.
Windows can be freely dragged and arranged.

⚡ Battery Manager

Click + Add Battery to add your first storage system.
Windows can be freely dragged and arranged.

🏭 Chimney Manager

🏭

Click + Add Chimney to add your first chimney system.
Windows can be freely dragged and arranged.

🔥 Technological Heat Demand

🔥

Click + Add Demand to define your first technological heat demand profile.
Set the annual kWh and distribute it across months, weekdays, or hours.

💧 Hot Water Demand

💧

Click + Add Demand to define your first hot water demand profile.
Enter daily or annual litres and distribute across months, weekdays, or hours.

📈 T-Curve

Required 📈 T-curve — the site's measured hourly series (kWh)

This is the backbone of every calculation: it drives the energy-flow calculation, the optimizer and every result. Upload it first — then tell the app below what the series actually measures, because the two possible answers lead to very different results.

📂
Drop your T-curve file here

Supports .xlsx, .xls, and .csv · 15-minute intervals will be converted to hourly.
Or click to browse your files.

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Optional ⚡ Reactive energy — extra analysis

Not needed for the calculation — the T-curve above is what drives it. If your meter export also has the reactive series, upload them here and the report adds a reactive-energy chapter with a power-factor correction proposal. The two directions are stored separately, because the distributor bills them separately.

Inductive reactive
kvarh
📂
Drop the inductive file here

timestamp + kvarh · .xlsx, .xls, .csv

Capacitive reactive
kvarh
📂
Drop the capacitive file here

timestamp + kvarh · .xlsx, .xls, .csv

📄
Monthly Offtake Overview
Monthly Reactive Energy Overview Inductive Capacitive

Monthly totals in kvarh. The two directions are shown separately, never netted — the distributor bills them separately, and a site can be inductive by day and capacitive at night.

Export Hourly Data
Download the summed hourly data as a structured JSON file, and save it for use in the Energy Flow Calculation. Both happen with one click — the data is stored automatically so EFC can run without re-importing the file.

🏢 Building Energy Need

🏢

Click + Add Building to define a building's energy needs.
Windows can be freely dragged and arranged.

☀ Planned Solar System

🌤

Click + Add Planned System to define a candidate PV system.
The optimizer will solve for the best size up to the limit you set.

⚡ Planned Battery

Click + Add Planned Battery to define a candidate battery.
The optimizer will solve for capacity and C-value.

♨️ Planned Heat Pump

♨️

Click + Add Planned Heat Pump to plan a heat pump.
Link it to an existing Hot Water, Heat, or Building demand and set its COP / EER.

🏭 Planned Flue Gas Heat Recovery

🏭

Click + Add Recovery Unit to plan flue-gas heat recovery.
Link a chimney (the heat source) and a Technological Heat or Hot Water demand, then set the heat-exchanger effectiveness.

🔋 Planned Thermal Heat Storage

🔋

Click + Add Heat Store to plan thermal storage.
Pick a storage technology and the demand it should cover, choose how it is charged, then size it and estimate payback.

🚗 Planned EV

🚗

Click + Add EV to plan an electric vehicle.
Set the battery, charger and daily driving; smart off-peak charging is valued against flat pricing.

🧱 Planned Building Envelope Upgrade

🧱

Click + Add Building Envelope Upgrade to plan insulation / glazing improvements.
Link it to a Building energy need and set the reduced heating / cooling demand.

🌞 Planned Solar Thermal

🌞

Click + Add Solar Collector to plan solar thermal.
Pick a collector type and the Hot Water / Heat demand it preheats, then evaluate the saving and generate the hourly heat column.

🔥 Planned CHP

🔥

Click + Add CHP Unit to plan combined heat & power.
Set the electric power and efficiencies, link the heat to a demand, then evaluate the net saving and generate the hourly columns.

🌬️ Planned Wind

🌬️

Click + Add Turbine to plan a wind turbine.
Set the rated power and capacity factor; self-consumed generation offsets import, the surplus is fed in.

💧 Planned Hydrogen

💧

Click + Add H₂ System to plan hydrogen storage.
Set the electrolyzer, fuel cell, storage and efficiencies; the peak−off-peak arbitrage is valued at the round-trip efficiency.

🏭 How should the hourly spread be computed?
The recoverable flue heat has to be spread across the year's hours.
⚙ System Sizing Optimizer
Pick a goal, set its inputs, then run. The optimizer sweeps planned solar & battery sizes, re-runs the full hourly energy-flow for the year on each candidate, and scores against your goal. All money in EUR.
📁 Development settings
Saved modernisation solutions. Tick the ones the report should write about, or build a custom setting by hand.
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