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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Jiménez-Navarro, Juan-Pablo author Kavvadias, Konstantinos author Quoilin, Sylvain author 2017-03-14 Solar home battery systems are becoming popular to final consumers driven by substantial price reduction. The use of batteries couples solar energy generation and demand patterns increasing the use of the installation and the self-consumption rates. However, the feasibility of batteries is still under discussion especially when referring to reliability along its lifetime. In this sense and to guarantee positive revenues to end-users, long-term battery models should be investigated. To this end, this study presents a simplified battery ageing model to assess the impact of battery degradation in a comprehensive solar home battery system. This work demonstrates that, if battery ageing mechanisms are considered, revenues derived from the installation decrease by half. In addition, feasible unitary battery price cost is limited up to EUR 400/kWh. https://hdl.handle.net/10630/37518 Células solares - Congresos Optimal Home Battery Sizing and Dispatch in EU Countries Taking Into Account Battery Degradation and Self-Consumption Incentives