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| I have a question about the behavior of my DESS setup when using dynamic energy prices. |
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| In the attached graph, you can see that my system exports energy to the grid between 11:00 and 14:00 (the orange hatched area). This happens exactly when the selling price is at its lowest. |
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| Naturally, I would expect the system not to export during this low-price period, or at least not to charge/discharge in a way that sends power to the grid. |
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| Situation: |
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| At 12:00 the battery is charged to 80%, and between 12:30 and 13:30 my car is plugged in. During that period, no energy is sent to the grid. |
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| I also notice that the forecast is always underestimated early in the day and then increases as the day progresses. |
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| Right now, at 12:00, the forecast is already showing 58 kWh. |
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| SMA 5000 TL 21 |
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| Battery 4 pcks of 16kw = 64KW |
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| DESS Green Mode activated |
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| ESS mode: , Optimized without BatteryLife |
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| Minimum SOC:20% |
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| Grid setpoint: 0W |
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| My question: |
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 Why does the system choose to export during the lowest selling price hours? |
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| Is this caused by a specific setting, or is this expected behavior with DESS ? |
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| Any insight or suggestions are greatly appreciated! |
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| Thanks in advance! |
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