Photovoltaic production, feeding into the national grid, etc

 Photovoltaic production:

is the amount of total electricity produced by the panels, measured by the inverter. Production varies during the day and during the year, it depends on the sunshine conditions.

National Grid entry:

is the amount of energy net of domestic self-consumption, sold to the network. When production exceeds consumption, it is fed into the grid. It is measured at the energy delivery point via a bidirectional meter which also measures the withdrawals from the network. If there is no consumption, all the energy produced is sold to the network.

Withdrawals from the network:

it is the energy withdrawn from the grid when the photovoltaic system is unable to satisfy, in whole or in part, the consumption of the equipment. CONSUMPTIONS are different from WITHDRAWALS.

Self-consumption:

Consumption of energy produced by your photovoltaic system.

Summing up:

Self-consumption = Photovoltaic production-Grid Input

Consumption:

energy consumed by the equipment (television, washing machine, lighting, etc.)

Once the storage system has been installed, consumption no longer corresponds to withdrawals from the network.

We can conclude by saying that:

Consumption = Self-consumption + withdrawals from the network

or better:

Consumption = (Photovoltaic production - Immssione in the grid) + Withdrawals from the grid.

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