PV Performance Labs Tools for PV
Useful tools for photovoltaics and beyond!
This package, pvpltools, makes available a collection of useful software components and functions created by Anton Driesse of PV Performance Labs. Many were developed in the context of consulting or research projects, sometimes as a necessity, and sometimes just to make life easier.
The aim of this package is to make life easier for people facing similar needs and thereby, in a small way, support the accelerated deployment of photovoltaic power systems.
The current version of this package is found at https://github.com/pvplabs/pvpltools. Prior to 2024, the code was made available at https://github.com/adriesse/pvpltools-python. This older repository will remain in place, but will not be updated.
pvpltools is compatible with and complementary to pvlib python (https://pvlib-python.readthedocs.io).
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