epbdcalc v6.0 - Energy efficiency calculation following ISO/DIS 52000-1:2015

This is the v6.0 release of the epbdcalc project.

This release reimplements epbdcalc to be pure python, without any C extensions.

The epbdcalc application is also available as the pyepbd package on the Python Package Index (PyPI) and can be used as a library. The epbdcalc utility is defined through an entrypoint to the package, using a minimal CLI.

epbdcalc v5.0 - Energy efficiency calculation following ISO/DIS 52000-1:2015

This is the v5.0 release of the epbdcalc project.

This release changes the default redelivered (krdel) and exported (kexp) energy factors to 0.0.

The epbdcalc application is also available as the pyepbd package on the Python Package Index (PyPI) and can be used as a library. The epbdcalc utility is defined through an entrypoint to the package, using a minimal CLI.

epbdcalc v4.0 - Energy efficiency calculation following ISO/DIS 52000-1:2015

This is the v4.0 release of the epbdcalc project.

This release adds an area argument, use for EPBD indicators, and uses the spanish building code (CTE) weighting factors (primary energy).

The epbdcalc application is also available as the pyepbd package on the Python Package Index (PyPI) and can be used as a library. The epbdcalc utility is defined through an entrypoint to the package, using a minimal CLI.

epbdcalc v3.3 - Energy efficiency calculation following ISO/DIS 52000-1:2015

This is the v3.3 release of the epbdcalc project.

This release is the first production quality release of the project, after being battletested in the epbdpanel project.

The epbdcalc application is also available as the pyepbd package on the Python Package Index (PyPI) and can be used as a library. The epbdcalc utility is defined through an entrypoint to the package, using a minimal CLI.

epbdcalc v1.0 - Energy efficiency calculation following ISO/DIS 52000-1:2015

This is the first tagged release of the epbdcalc project.

The main goal of this release is a full refactoring of the code to make it easier to follow, use a more standard naming of the variables and use english docstrings and names for all the code.

The epbdcalc application is now available as the pyepbd package on the Python Package Index (PyPI) and can be used as a library. The epbdcalc utility is defined through an entrypoint to the package, using a minimal CLI.

Initial public version

epbdcalc - Energy efficiency calculation following ISO/DIS 52000-1:2015

This is the first release of the epbdcalc project, with support of all basic features.