Also, the only electrical energy-storage considered by the model is BES. Overall TRNSYS can simulate all thermal and renewable generation except nuclear, wave, tidal and hydro power. To create a model, the end user is able to create custom components or choose from the TRNSYS standard library of components.
The TRNSYS model simulates the performance of the entire energy-system by breaking it down into individual components, and it is primarily used for analysing single-project, local, community, or island energy-systems. TRNSYS is an open modular structure with open source code which simulates all sectors of an energy-system except the transport sector. It takes approximately one day of training to begin using the model. 16 versions of the software have been developed, and latest costs US$2,100 (€1,600) for an educational licence and US$4,200 (3,200) for a commercial license and between 20, 1,143 users bought TRNSYS.
TRNSYS is a transient systems simulation program that has been commercially available since 1975 is currently maintained by an international collaboration from the United States (Thermal Energy System Specialists and the University of Wisconsin-Solar Energy Laboratory), France (Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment), and Germany (TRANSSOLAR Energietechnik).
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