Two "big" answers, to ask for when you need the full picture: the period report and the euro estimate. The assistant prepares them only when you ask for them explicitly; for a single question use the previous pages, they are quicker.
The period report
A summary of a week, a month or a year in a single answer: energy, battery, indicators, euro, CO2 avoided, time in alarm, events and data quality, compared with the previous period or with the same period one year earlier.
| Ask | What you get |
|---|---|
| "Give me the August report" | The month's summary, compared with July |
| "2025 report compared with 2024" | The two years side by side |
| "Last week's report, energy and battery only" | Just the sections you care about |
The report states the facts of the period. If a section cannot be computed, for example because data is missing, the assistant says so and moves on to the others. The report contains no overall judgement on the plant and does not explain the causes of what it shows.
The euro estimate
For a week, a month or a quarter the assistant estimates how much you saved: the bill with and without the plant, the revenue from energy exported to the grid, and the value of the peak shaved by the battery.
| Ask | What you get |
|---|---|
| "How much did I save in September?" | Savings, revenue and estimated bill |
| "How much did I save this quarter with my 0.25 €/kWh tariff?" | The same estimate with your price |
| "How much is the energy I exported this summer worth?" | The estimated export revenue |
Good to know:
- If you do not give your tariff, the assistant uses the market price of energy. For a number close to your bill, tell it the price you pay.
- Every estimate lists the assumptions used. If the price is missing for some day of the period, that period is not valued and the assistant says so.
- The euro figure is an estimate, not your bill, and contains no advice on what to do.