So maybe it’s related to the strange behavior I just described here:
Ok, I doubted it after reading the post above
The graphs are not consistent (HP/HC), certain devices are not calculated on certain days, without clear logic, so I couldn’t say exactly…
Perhaps related to the strange behavior I just described here: Les appareils Zigbee avec mesure de conso revienne indéfiniment en demande de mise à jour
Do you have more details?
Thanks for reminding me, it’s a known issue, which comes more from the Enedis integration than from the energy tracking itself.
Enedis actually makes the data available at somewhat random times each day, and sometimes quite late. I had planned a refresh at 11 a.m., but apparently it’s not enough: some data is published after 11 a.m.!
I will add a second refresh later in the day to make it more reliable.
I just made a PR to add a re-calculation of yesterday’s consumption data at 16:10 to capture any late-arriving Enedis data!
For example, this graph, which details the global is based on Lixee:
If I detail, in dark gray the subscription cost, in light gray the HP cost and in blue the HC cost, except that this does not reflect reality, even though my slots are configured correctly:
I’m going to run a calculation now that I have the v4.72.0 update… just in case.
You’re comparing to what? To your EDF portal?
What doesn’t reflect reality? Is the total cost incorrect?
I’d like as much information as possible, if possible with a comparison from another platform you use as a reference, to understand what’s not working for you 
PS: I’ve moved all these questions to another specific topic!
I haven’t necessarily even compared with the provider’s figures or Hello Watt…
If we look at the April consumption (monthly view), that of April 4 is completely gray (so 100% HP) whereas if in the same graph I switch to daily view and display April 4:
We can see a good proportion of off-peak consumption.
Indeed, that’s odd!
I think in your case, I’ll first release the fix that recalculates at 16:10 for Enedis in case of late consumption publication.
Then, you’ll need to trigger a total recalculation and we’ll see if that improves things
Hello everyone,
Regarding the graph, I also noticed the same thing. After checking, since the displayed totals are correct, one possibility is an issue with the histogram display? The HC/HP colors do not stack but mask each other.
@Herve Are you using a Lixee TIC or Enedis?
I just realized, but on Enedis, there is no distinction between peak and off-peak hours on the display, it’s only on the Lixee that we are able to do that because the Lixee separates the consumptions into different features.
By the way, @b3n.0, what are you displaying? Is it Lixee in both cases?
@pierre-gilles I have both, Enedis and Lixee. And it’s by comparing the two graphs to get the HC/HP details that I just noticed this.
On the left Lixee, on the right Linky.
Normally on the left on the Lixee I have 2 colors of graph HC blue HP red. Here, the red hides the blue.
Actually, I can also reproduce the issue. In the monthly view, everything is added up and only one color is displayed.
I created a ticket to track this:
I will look into fixing this and keep you updated!
Thanks for your feedback 
@pierre-gilles I don’t know if this is important, but I think the values are not added, but rather superimposed. You can see in my previous graph that the height of the columns for a day are not identical between the two graphs.
It’s the same thing
Yes exactly, these are the HP/HC data from the Lixee TIC…
Hey, these are two views (monthly and daily) of the same graph
For information, I restarted the 2 calculations before my screenshots but after the Gladys update
