Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics dSTAC
These data files summarize key techno-economic metrics used in the NREL dGen model for modeling adoption of distributed solar by representative residential commercial and industrial entities for each county in the continental United States. As described further below many of the metrics are derived as summaries of outputs from dGen. Specifically each county and sector in these file are summarized as a single agent that is the weighted average of 10 statistically-representative agents weighed by the statistical frequency. The dGen simulation used to derive this dataset was conducted in 2018 using the NREL 2018 Standard Scenario Mid Case assumptions https//www.nrel.gov/docs/fy19osti/71913.pdf.
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) Documentation. Explains the fields in the associated CSVf file.
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Alabama
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Arizona
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Arkansas
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for California
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Colorado
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Connecticut
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Delaware
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for District of Columbia
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Florida
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Georgia
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Idaho
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Illinois
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Indiana
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Iowa
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Kansas
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Kentucky
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Louisiana
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Maine
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Maryland
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Massachusetts
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Michigan
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Minnesota
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Mississippi
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Missouri
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Montana
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Nebraska
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Nevada
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for New Hampshire
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for New Jersey
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for New Mexico
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for New York
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for North Carolina
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for North Dakota
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Ohio
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Oklahoma
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Oregon
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Pennsylvania
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Rhode Island
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for South Carolina
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for South Dakota
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Tennessee
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Texas
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Utah
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Vermont
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Virginia
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Washington
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for West Virginia
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Wisconsin
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for Wyoming
Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics (dSTAC) for the continental US
Citation Formats
National Renewable Energy Laboratory. (2019). Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics dSTAC [data set]. Retrieved from b6cb4c30-d7de-4536-8cf2-2637a11a0053.
Kwasnik, , Sigrin, . Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics dSTAC. United States: N.p., 07 Feb, 2019. Web. b6cb4c30-d7de-4536-8cf2-2637a11a0053.
Kwasnik, , Sigrin, . Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics dSTAC. United States. b6cb4c30-d7de-4536-8cf2-2637a11a0053
Kwasnik, , Sigrin, . 2019. "Distributed Solar Technoeconomic Agent Characteristics dSTAC". United States. b6cb4c30-d7de-4536-8cf2-2637a11a0053.
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Details
Data from Feb 7, 2019
Last updated Dec 18, 2024
Submitted Feb 7, 2019
Organization
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Contact
Ted Kwasnik
Authors
Kwasnik
National Renewable Energy LaboratorySigrin
National Renewable Energy LaboratoryOriginal Source
b6cb4c30-d7de-4536-8cf2-2637a11a0053Research Areas
Keywords
distributed solar PV, capacity factor, roof, agent-based modelingDOE Project Details
Project Name Mass Market Breakout of Distributed Solar
Project Number GO28308