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PVsyst S.A.is pleased to announce the availability ofPVsyst 8.0.6is the solar industry's preferred software simulation tool for bankability analyses and acceptance testing.

Owner:PVsyst S.A.

Product Name:PVsyst

Version:8.0.6 (41295)

Supported Architectures:x64

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Languages Supported:english

System Requirements:Windows *

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With the latest version of PVsyst (PVsyst 8) in the market, the software now offers additional features including:

1. Ageing, Optimization, and Batch Processing

Explore our suite of advanced tools providing detailed results for advanced design decisions. Combine multi-year batch simulation for serialised simulations, including row spacing and bifacial height adjustments, and photovoltaic module ageing.

2. Pumping Systems

With the latest version of PVsyst, pumping systems can be modeled with sun-tracking, hydraulic properties, storage, and water demand using selectable components for accurate performance evaluation.

3. New Orientations

New orientations allow unlimited customization, enabling combinations of trackers and fixed planes, all in one simulation.

PVsyst 8.0.6 - Date: January 15, 2025

Improvements:

- Databases update

- Optimizer: new Sungo optimizers available

- Electrical Shadings: tool for analysing the effect of very low voltage reverse cell characteristics on the shading losses.

Corrections:

- 3D scene: variants saved in PVsyst V7 with trackers and a 3D scene, and which have a custom tracker selection for the diffuse shadings calculation, are now giving correct results for the diffuse shading losses

- 3D scene: importing objects in the 3D scene doesn't create unnecessary orientations anymore

- 3D scene: "rotate" tags are now properly handled in DAE/PVC files

- 3D scene: using the rotation tool no longer causes crashes

- 3D scene: opening a composed object no longer causes crashes

- 3D scene: computing the shadings factor tables in multithread no longer causes crashes

- Bifacial 2D model: number of rows is now correctly estimated from the 3D scene

- Module layout: printing module layout of some variants no longer causes crashes

- Project: several errors have been fixed in the variants management window

- Report: the report generation no longer crashes when the shading scene is empty

- Report: the saved view of the shadings scene is now correctly rendered in the report in the Southern Hemisphere

- Shadings: Diffuse and Aldebo attenuations are now displayed correctly in both table and diagram when partitions are used

- Simulation in batch mode: setting a large number of trackers in the CSV file no longer causes crashes

- Bifacial simulation: sometimes the backside contribution was null, with message "Nominal array energy balance error

- Stand alone simulation: the T_LOL variable is now registered in the results

- System: creating new subarrays when the subarray sizing window is opened no longer causes crashes

- Trackers: the azimuths of trackers in a zone created in the southern hemisphere are now homogeneous

- Weather data from PVGIS: data reading update following the TMY API data format change

- Weather data, sub-hourly data import: fixed several consistency problems in case of missing data entries..

PVsystis a software package for the study, sizing and data analysis of complete PV systems. It deals with grid-connected, stand-alone, pumping and DC-grid (public transportation) PV systems, and includes extensive weather data and PV systems components databases, as well as general solar energy tools. This software is geared to the needs of architects, engineers, researchers. It is also very helpful for educational training. PVsyst focuses on complete and precise PV system study with a complete set of tools.

PVsyst 8 _ My First Project (Grid Connected System)

The industry's relatively long history withPVsystis one of the primary reasons that the solar project investment community has largely standardized around PVsyst energy models. In 1992, André Mermoud, a PhD physicist from the University of Geneva, began developing Windows-based PV simulation software. Mermoud rewrote PVsyst in its entirety in 1999, enabling graphical interface capabilities. For more than 20 years, the developers behind PVsyst have supported U.S.-based project sites and provided periodic software and database updates.

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