If you have shared your solar site on the map and do not set any password. Your PV site will participate in the PV ranking here.

https://open.iammeter.com/open/list
This ranking list can be sort by total yield energy, efficiency, and self-consumption ratio.

How to show your site in PV ranking ,please refer to https://www.iammeter.com/docs/share-your-site#33-solar-pv-site-ranking

Now, you can add a short introduction about your solar site.

Hi,

I was looking at the pv ranking and the amount of energy generated and used by the users who publish the data.

In my opinion, at least two meters are badly connected (mhernach and House with 13kWhr LG battery, Sungrow 5 Hybrid). Why? Because no inverter should produce energy at night! In addition, the load power is very similar to the power of the inverter.

Due to such mistakes, the ranking is unbelievable!

What do you think about it?

Hi:

Do you mean this open site?

https://open.iammeter.com/home/share/f9c04af154d34277b1bd01c5ecbe2796

If so, this is very common in hybrid inverter systems.
In other words, this is the main advantage of the hybrid system.
It stores the excess energy in the battery during the day instead of feeding it into the grid.
During the night, the hybrid inverter will use the energy storage in the battery to "produce" energy. So it seems the inverter still yields energy during the night.

ok.

probably you are right.

It is definitely in this way.
The hybrid system will bring up the self-consumption rate dramatically.
Considering the feed-in power tariff would be cheaper and cheaper and there is a different power tariff of peak and off-peak, the hybrid system is a good choice.
The only concern should be the price and cycle life of the battery. In my opinion, the battery price is still a little expensive in the current stage.