Your own consumption curve
If the client gives you their meter data (for example, the Datadis download), upload it: it replaces the typical profile and the calculated self-consumption is the client's real one.
Which files it accepts
CSV or Excel. The engine detects the date, time and consumption columns and shows them to you for review.
| Aspect | What it accepts |
|---|---|
| Column format | Date + time + consumption (like Datadis); date-time in one column; separate hour |
| Resolution | Hourly, 15-minute, or monthly |
| Units | kWh per interval (usual in Datadis and distribution companies), Wh or kW (average power) |
What it does with them
It converts the series into a year of 8,760 hours aligned with the weather year and respects the local time zone. If the file does not cover a full year you are warned. 15-minute data are aggregated into hours.
Good practice
- Use a full year, as recent as possible.
- Check the unit: a kWh/Wh mistake multiplies consumption by 1,000.
- If the client is going to change their habits (new electric vehicle, heat pump, working from home), add it as a special load on top of their real curve.
- With the real curve, the annual consumption is calculated from the file itself; there is no need to type it.
Common errors
| Message | What to check |
|---|---|
| The file is not recognised | Separator, encoding, and that there is one date column and one consumption column |
| Missing data | Months or days without readings: complete the file or use another period |
| Suspiciously high or low consumption | The chosen unit (kWh, Wh, kW) |
Is something missing or wrong? Write to us at hola@radiaris.com. Last reviewed: 26 October 2026.