There could be several reasons why electricity generated from photovoltaics (PV) is not exported to the grid:

  1. When energy trading is not activated, PV-generated electricity is prioritized in a specific order: it first supplies household loads, followed by battery charging. Only if there is excess energy after meeting these needs will it be exported to the grid. If no electricity is exported, it means that the PV output was fully utilized by the household loads and battery charging.
  2. When energy trading is enabled, our AI strategy evaluates the export price to determine whether exporting electricity to the grid is economically viable. If no electricity is being exported, it likely indicates that the export price isn’t high enough to warrant a profit. In such cases, the generated electricity is redirected to power household loads and charge the batteries instead.