EDM Overview Of RTP Basics
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This document provides an overview of real time pricing (RTP) basics. It discusses RTP billing, which is based on evaluating energy requirements over time intervals using rate models. Formulas define the calculations used in RTP interfaces. RTP components structure parameter allocations between inputs, outputs, and results. The RTP interface enables using profiles from interval metering in billing by executing processing steps based on the profiles. Screenshots demonstrate various aspects of configuring RTP components, interfaces, rates, and analyzing billing documents.
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- 1. Overview of Real Time Pricing (RTP) Basics Presented By : Rakesh Dasgupta Content at : http://wp.me/p1Ci5j-J http://wp.me/p1Ci5j-
- 2. Agenda 1.Info on RTP Billing. 2.Formulas. 3.RTP Component. 4.RTP Interface. 5.Screenshots-Use of RTP Interface in Rate. 6.Screenshots-Billing Document Analysis. 7.Demo. 8.Questions .
- 3. Info on RTP Billing Billing of Interval related data i.e. profiles Based on rate models that evaluate energy requirements over a period of time. Consumption is measured for each interval for each rate period. The interval of measurement can be 5,10,15,30,60,day. Can be used to calculate Time of use pricing models and RTP models. Prices can be defined in advance or adjusted for spot pricing defined by the energy market.
- 4. Formulas Formulas define the calculations that take place when an RTP interface is executed. Formula is allocated to an RTP interface. On choosing a formula, we need to define the input parameters to be supplied to the RTP interface as well as the output parameters available. The formula is only carried out once. We can define our own formulas. Eg : MULTI01,LIMIT01
- 5. RTP Component They define the structure of parameter allocations in the RTP interface linking input, output and result parameters. One may require various RTP components because we usually need different periods (such as summer and winter) for parameter allocations. One can allocate various time groups, such as season groups, day groups and time-of-use groups within an RTP component. RTP Component must be generated before it can be used in an RTP interface.
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- 10. Screenshot : RTP Interface-Result Parameter Interface-
- 11. Screenshot : RTP Interface-RTP Component-Activation Interface- Component-
- 12. Screenshot : RTP Interface-RTP Component-Input Par. 1 Interface- Component-
- 13. Screenshot : RTP Interface-RTP Component-Input Par. 2 Interface- Component-
- 14. Screenshot : RTP Interface-RTP Component-Output Par. Interface- Component-
- 15. Screenshot : Rate with RTP Interface
- 16. Screenshot : Rate-Allocation of Operands in Fact Group Rate-
- 17. Screenshot : RTP Operand
- 18. Screenshot : RTP Analysis I
- 19. Screenshot : RTP Analysis II
- 20. Screenshot : RTP Analysis III
- 21. Screenshot : RTP Analysis IV
- 22. Screenshot : RTP Analysis V
- 23. Screenshot : RTP Analysis VI
- 24. Screenshot : RTP Analysis VII
- 25. Demo
- 26. Questions