Charge Energy Overview always showing 0

[Vacxe]

Describe the bug

Thanks for your amazing project. Im just statert to use it recently with experemental UI and I doing all the setup from the Web UI.

Despite the PV, Battery, Grid meter and EV charging meter was configured, the bottom metric label is always 0 and historical accumulated data is not presentend.

Started to use with 0.209.6 and issue was there. Updated to 0.211.0 - the issue still exist.

Steps to reproduce

1. 0% on status in the bottom
2. 0 info from the "Charge Energy Overview"
   ...

Configuration details

/app # evcc config
[main  ] INFO 2025/12/08 20:08:18 using config file: /etc/evcc.yaml
[main  ] INFO 2025/12/08 20:08:18 using sqlite database: /root/.evcc/evcc.db
charger
---
db:2 {Type:template Title: Icon: Product:Vehicle API-only charger} map[geofence_enabled:false radius:100 template:vehicle-api]

meter
---
db:5 {Type:template Title: Icon: Product:Sigenergy Sigen Hybrid/Sigen PV Max/SigenStore EC} map[host:192.168.1.150 id:1 port:502 template:sigenergy usage:grid]
db:6 {Type:template Title:Battery Icon: Product:Sigenergy Sigen Hybrid/Sigen PV Max/SigenStore EC} map[host:192.168.1.150 id:1 port:502 template:sigenergy usage:battery]
db:7 {Type:template Title:Solar Icon: Product:Sigenergy Sigen Hybrid/Sigen PV Max/SigenStore EC} map[host:192.168.1.150 id:1 port:502 template:sigenergy usage:pv]
db:9 {Type:template Title: Icon: Product:Home Assistant} map[maxacpower:0 power:sensor.ev_charger_power template:homeassistant uri:***** usage:charge]

vehicle
---
db:10 {Type:template Title: Icon: Product:Tesla BLE} map[capacity:57.5 icon:car port:80 template:tesla-ble title:Pesla url:***** vin:*****]

loadpoint
---
db:3 {Type: Title: Icon: Product:} map[charger:db:2 circuit:main defaultMode:pv maxCurrent:32 meter:db:9 minCurrent:6 mode:pv phasesConfigured:1 soc:map[estimate:true poll:map[interval:3.6e+12 mode:connected]] thresholds:map[disable:map[delay:1.8e+11 threshold:0] enable:map[delay:6e+10 threshold:0]] title:Garage vehicle:]

Log details

[main  ] INFO 2025/12/08 20:11:28 using config file: /etc/evcc.yaml
[main  ] INFO 2025/12/08 20:11:28 using sqlite database: /root/.evcc/evcc.db
[mqtt  ] INFO 2025/12/08 20:11:28 connecting evcc-1682241198 at tcp://192.168.1.210:31883
[mqtt  ] DEBUG 2025/12/08 20:11:28 tcp://192.168.1.210:31883 connected
db:9
----
Power:  login required    

Solar (db:7)
------------
Power:       0W  71ms  
                       
Total time:      71ms  

db:5
----
Power:           -5W                  29ms   
Energy:          0.0kWh               20ms   
Current L1..L3:  2.16A -0.01A -0.01A  70ms   
                                             
Total time:                           119ms  

Battery (db:6)
--------------
Power:         601W     29ms  
Energy:        58.1kWh  32ms  
Soc:           72%      19ms  
Controllable:  true           
                              
Total time:             80ms

What type of operating system or environment does evcc run on?

Docker container

External automation

• I have made sure that no external automation like HomeAssistant or Node-RED is active or accessing any of the mentioned devices when this issue occurs.

Nightly build

• I have verified that the issue is reproducible with the latest nightly build

Version

0.211.0

[andig]

Are you sure your Docker volume is even persisted? Please reproduce without Docker.

[andig]

Probably, yes.

[Vacxe]

I'm surprised, today morning it started to show all generated consumption. I've updated the tarrifs yesterday, but no information was displayed. However today morning it working as expected.

0.211.0 Night build

[Vacxe]

@andig thats strange, but the information looks like a little bit unrelevant. It deffinatelly produced more than 3kw

[VolkerK62]

That is not the production, it is the charged energy.

[Vacxe]

@VolkerK62 thanks. That was exactly I want to mention. My bad. Thanks guys!