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The graphical analysis shows the consumption and production of household electricity over time.
You can click on the chart legend to enable or disable data series. This is its meaning:

Total consumption: Total energy consumed by the house. It is the sum of the imported from grid (purchased) plus part of the own PV production (self-produced).

Purchased energy: Energy imported from the grid. It is the energy measured by the utility meter and the one billable.

Self production: Part of the PV energy generated that has been used as own supply (and not exported).

% Percentage of self production: Share of energy generated that has been used locally (degree of local utilization of PV system).

Generated energy: Total energy produced by the PV system. One part is used locally and the rest is surplus.

Self consumption: Part of the PV power generated that is consumed in the house itself (and not exported). It is the same as the self-production, from the point of view of consumption.

Exported energy: Energy fed into the grid. It is part of PV generated that has not been used locally (surplus).

% Percentage of self consumption: Share of total consumption that has been covered with own PV production (degree of independency from the network).