Battery

class emflow.assets.battery.Battery(*, id: uuid.UUID = <factory>, name: str | None = None, timeseries: list[timedatamodel.timeseries.TimeSeries] = <factory>, geometry: shapely.geometry.base.BaseGeometry | None = None, extra: dict = <factory>, lat: dataclasses.InitVar[float | None] = None, lon: dataclasses.InitVar[float | None] = None, commissioning_date: datetime.date | None = None, members: list[energydatamodel.element.Element] = <factory>, tz: datetime.tzinfo | None = None, storage_capacity: float | None = None, min_soc: float | None = None, max_charge: float | None = None, max_discharge: float | None = None, charge_efficiency: float | None = None, discharge_efficiency: float | None = None)[source]

Bases: NodeAsset

storage_capacity: float | None = None

min_soc: float | None = None

max_charge: float | None = None

max_discharge: float | None = None

charge_efficiency: float | None = None

discharge_efficiency: float | None = None

add_child(obj: Element) → None: Attach a child. Override in subclasses that support children.

property centroid: Point | None: Centroid of geometry, or None if no geometry.

children() → list: Child elements for tree walking. Override in subclasses with children.

commissioning_date: date | None = None

classmethod from_json(data: dict) → Element: Deserialize from a JSON-compatible dict.

geometry: BaseGeometry | None = None

geometry_to_geojson(geometry)

index()

Build a dict[UUID, Element] index of the subtree rooted at self.

Use to resolve Reference objects against this tree.

lat: InitVar[float | None] = None

property latitude: float | None: Latitude, if geometry is a shapely Point; else None.

lon: InitVar[float | None] = None

property longitude: float | None: Longitude, if geometry is a shapely Point; else None.

name: str | None = None

to_dataframe()

to_geojson(exclude_none: bool = True)

to_json(*, exclude_fields: set | None = None) → dict: Serialize to a JSON-compatible dict.

to_properties() → dict: Domain-specific fields as a dict (excludes infra + children fields).

to_tree() → str

Return the hierarchy rendered as an indented tree string.

Use print(element.to_tree()) to display it. In a notebook, printing the element directly (element) also renders the tree via __repr__.

tz: datetime.tzinfo | None = None

members: list[Element]

id: UUID

timeseries: list[TimeSeries]

extra: dict