What is degree day coefficient in SAP IS-U-BI - Contract Billing?

SAP Term: degree day coefficient

• Component: IS-U-BI

• Component Name: Contract Billing

• Description: Calculation values that are taken into account for weighted consumption distribution in electricity and gas billing. The degree day coefficient G is the difference between the average room temperature Tr of a building 20 °C, for example and the average outdoor temperature Ta. The outdoor temperature is calculated from three daily measurements; morning, midday and evening. G = Tr - Ta

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• Key Concepts: 
  The degree day coefficient is a parameter used in the IS-U-BI Contract Billing component of SAP. It is used to calculate the amount of energy consumed by a customer based on the temperature outside. The degree day coefficient is calculated by subtracting the average temperature from the outside temperature and then multiplying it by a predetermined factor. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The degree day coefficient is used to calculate the amount of energy consumed by a customer. This calculation is done by subtracting the average temperature from the outside temperature and then multiplying it by a predetermined factor. The resulting number is then used to determine the amount of energy consumed by the customer. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When calculating the degree day coefficient, it is important to ensure that the average temperature and outside temperature are accurate. This will ensure that the resulting number is accurate and can be used to accurately calculate the amount of energy consumed by a customer. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The degree day coefficient is related to other parameters used in IS-U-BI Contract Billing, such as the base load, peak load, and off-peak load. These parameters are used to calculate the amount of energy consumed by a customer based on their usage patterns. Additionally, these parameters can be used to determine how much energy a customer should be billed for their usage.