Reno Energy My Power

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The Reno Energy My Power app lets you track the energy production of your photovoltaic panels in real time. It also allows you to track the amount of electricity you have self-consumed. Want to learn more about solar self-consumption? Visit https://reno.energy/fr-fr/ MONITORING YOUR INSTALLATION'S PERFORMANCE On a single graph, you can track your solar production, your self-consumption, and your grid consumption. GreenPlay mode uses weather forecasts to trigger your water heater at the optimal time. Thanks to machine learning technology, it also takes your consumption habits into account to maximize your savings. MONITORING YOUR SOLAR PANEL PRODUCTION You can track your solar panel production in real time. You can also compare your daily, weekly, monthly, and annual production. MONITORING YOUR HOME'S ENERGY CONSUMPTION You have access to your home's electricity consumption in real time to help you optimize your usage and save even more. You can also compare your daily, weekly, monthly, and annual consumption. SELF-CONSUMPTION RATE The self-consumption rate corresponds to the proportion of electricity produced by your panels that is directly consumed by your home. The higher it is, the more you save! A rate of 90% means that you consume almost all of the energy produced by your solar panels. And if you don't consume all the energy, the surplus electricity is automatically fed into the grid. And you earn money. SELF-SUFFICIENCY RATE The self-sufficiency rate corresponds to the proportion of your annual electricity consumption that is covered by the production of your solar panels. This represents your home's energy independence. A rate of 60% means that you cover more than half of your electricity needs and that from now on, 60% of your consumption will no longer be billed to you.

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