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mampfes avatar mampfes commented on June 20, 2024

Interesting request. Let me check. But I think it is not that easy because you need to know upfront when to switch to the feed-in tariff.
Could you share a link or description of the feed-in tariff from your energy supplier?

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ar-ml avatar ar-ml commented on June 20, 2024

My gross Feed in Tarif is just EPEX Spot AT * 1.2 (20 % VAT).
My gross Purchase Tarif is (EPEX Spot AT + absolute surcharge of 1.2 ct /kWh) * 1.2 (20% VAT).

You are right, it would be necessary to "predict" when to switch between tariffs. The underlying logic is simple: Whenever my PV installations produces more energy than I consume in my house, the feed in tariff is used. Whenever I consume more than I produce, the Purchase tarif is used.
Of course an exact prediction is impossible, because you never know in advance what I will consume or produce. But I think it does not have to be very precise, a rough estimation would be enough.
The goal is, to find the cheapest hours when to load my warm water boiler and start my washing machine...

For the prediction how much energy I will produce in a certain hour in the future, we could probably just use the following sensors provided by Forecast Solar :
sensor.power_production_next_24hours (in Watt).
or maybe better:
sensor.energy_production_today (in kWh)
and
sensor.energy_production_tomorrow (in kWh)

For the prediction how much energy I will consume I would just simply add a field where the user can enter a value. For example I know that the base load of my house is about 150W (=0,15kWh each hour).
I might just enter that value (or a bit more) and I think the results might be accurate enough.

What do you think, is this doable?

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mampfes avatar mampfes commented on June 20, 2024

A solution that includes solar forecast and (if available) SOC of a battery is on my wishlist. But this is a major enhancement and will take time.

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ar-ml avatar ar-ml commented on June 20, 2024

@mampfes
Thx for your reply!
I just sent you a little donation via paypal to express my appreciation for your work.
Please let me know once this feature is implemented. Also let me know if I can do something to speed up the process and help you. ;-) Cheers!

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