What a Sunday! 
A big thank you @pierre-gilles for your help with my thorny problem 
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I think I’m going to invest in building a nuclear power plant at that rate
@pierre-gilles my MQTT virtuals for my Tempo indexes are in Wh as the unit, isn’t the conversion to kWh for cost calculation automatic?
I’m not showing you the year, it’s indecent!
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Since I changed the order of the features and ran the 2 recalculations in the energy monitoring settings I no longer have anything in terms of the costs and consumption of my plugs :
However for lixee and enedis it’s ok.
Any idea? 
In my case, if I remember correctly, I had created the consumption and cost items by hand and set up the widget.
Then the function to automatically create the consumption and cost was added, so I removed my additions and used the automatic creation.
However, I had to change the devices in the widget; I had to deselect the devices and then reselect the correct ones. Have you already tested it?
Have you correctly set the unit on all your virtual features?
If the unit is correctly defined (Wh on the index and kWh on the 30-minute consumption), the conversion is indeed automatic 
Has the calculation finished?
Because during the full recalculation, it clears the existing states while calculating each device.
Yes, the calculation is indeed finished and this morning there’s still nothing 
I’d like a screenshot of your hierarchy, and otherwise make sure you’re displaying the correct feature on the dashboard!
I had to reselect the features on the dashboard and it’s ok
Thanks
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Hi @pierre-gilles, I have a quick question: when I look at the charts from people who have already installed the integration, does the displayed price correspond only to consumption multiplied by the price at the time of consumption, or have you also included taxes like the electricity excise (« Accise sur électricité »), which are proportional to electricity consumption?
Hi @bjm,
There are 2 ways to add an electricity contract in Gladys:
- Either you import a contract offered by Gladys. In this case, the price is inclusive of all taxes.
- Or you define the contract yourself in Gladys, and in that case you must remember to include all taxes.
In any case, yes, the calculation will be comprehensive for the consumption part.
For the « subscription » part, I’m working on it this morning!
Hi everyone, I was away for a while but I followed everything! Thank you very much for this dev, it’s great!
I’ve connected Enedis but I don’t have a Lixee (lixee), is that why I don’t see the breakdown of prices by off-peak/peak hours (HC/HP)?
Glad you like it!
Exactly! I’ll
OK no worries
I just have a problem, I think, with my washing machine outlet in October
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Indeed I have an index problem, it’s strange:
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Hi everyone!
I worked today on subscription management, and I just released Gladys Assistant v4.66.7 with this feature 
If you had imported your contract, it’s likely that at the time you imported it, the contract subscription was not in the dataset.
So go to the « Energy rates » tab, delete your contract, then re-import it.
If you created your contract manually, you can manually create the subscription price. The price is the price in euros/dollars per month.
No need to recalculate anything, the subscription calculation is done in real time.
There you go, I hope you’ll enjoy this development — in any case, don’t hesitate if you have any questions
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You’re not slacking off, I must say!
Thanks for all the progress!
I have another question…
I had a disconnection of my meter, so data transmission stopped. Following that, non-existent values were calculated.
A normal day:
During the outage:
After resumption:
Whereas the simple graph:
So I don’t really understand these calculated values.
It’s my second-to-last day of the year on Gladys, so I’m trying to lock things down before I’m unavailable Then a few days freelancing, then vacation!
Weird, I’d like to see the raw index data. Maybe create a dedicated thread for that specific point.
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all my readings are indeed in Wh, I had added the units to them before launching the automatic creation of consumption and costs.
I think there’s a problem with the devices that are under Enedis and Lixee, which are being charged a subscription cost of 50 cents per day each in my case.
For me the subscription cost should only be applied at level 0 and maybe not to the Lixee?
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