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Source code and data processing files used in the journal paper: Shifting sands: Transitions in diurnal and seasonal demand arising from household PV battery adoption.

Curtin University
Kelvin Say (Aggregated by) Michele John (Aggregated by)
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Using Ausgrid Solar home electricity data between 2012-13 analysis was conducted on the range of PV and battery investment behaviour using a retail market context of Perth, Australia. The source code (Electroscape_v0.9_Source.zip) is written in R with excel files used for data collation. The grid utilisation profiles used in the paper are generated via R from the Electroscape_v0.9_ProcessGridUtilisationProfiles.zip. The Ausgrid Solar home electricity data was collected between 1st July 2012 and 30th June 2013 from gross electricity meters from the Sydney, NSW region. This dataset contains 20 files (2 zip files, 18 xlsx files) and requires R (version 3.6.2 (2019-12-12)) and Microsoft Excel.

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Applied Economics | Applied Economics Not Elsewhere Classified | Battery energy storage | Distributed energy resources | Economics | Engineering | Engineering Not Elsewhere Classified | Other Engineering | Open-source modelling | Photovoltaics | Prosumage |

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