Hello, I have been eager to get real time information on Danish electricity prices into Openhab for potential automation - inspired by this Rest-API setup in openhab . In Denmark it is possible to create an account into https://watts.dk/ for example and use their app to see both real time electricit…

Great work, and thanks for sharing. I can add that I’m working on something similar - complimentary, not conflicting. :slight_smile: My first step was creating the dishwasher rule you mentioned - using the HTTP binding for fetching the data. In last weekend I decided to take this a step further, s…

Hi Jacob, Excellent initiative and I’d gladly join you and attempt to help. I of course agree a binding is best. I actually struggled with the HTTP binding and some jython scripting before i realized their limitations and going for actions - i just could not figure out the handover of the access to…

[image] katerica: I also saw your Omnipower solution - that is my priority No1 when i move to my new house on Feb 1st :slight_smile: . I think the only thing i don’t like about that solution is the ESP based bridge but i can see how that is just easy to implement so I’ll probably do the same as …

[image] laursen: Curious, which problem do you see in the ESP-based solution? It’s wireless (in general i prefer cable for everything) and judging by the few other ESPs i have in the house not a very reliable one. I also run tasmota on few and i keep having issues. I know it is not a popular …

[image] katerica: It’s wireless (in general i prefer cable for everything) and judging by the few other ESPs i have in the house not a very reliable one. I also prefer cabling in general. In this case I can live with a Wi-Fi solution, since it’s very low bandwidth and it’s close to my access …

Nice work! You might be interested to check this solution for some inspiration: [image] Control a water heater and ground source heat pump based on cheap hours of spot priced electricity Solutions Update on Feb 22, 2024. The solution discussed in this thread …

I use HTTP binding to poll raw data from NordPool, and then in my rules I add a fees (currently hard-coded) and VAT on top. Currently I use this to schedule charging my car. However I’m interested to pull usage data from eloverblik, thanks a lot for sharing!

Hi @somy , This is now a deprecated solution as far as I can tell. You should check the evolution of Jacobs binding, which I believe has far surpassed the functionality here. Integrate Energi Data Service (Danish) opened 11:46PM - 14 Jan …

[image] katerica: eloverblik.dk Hi @katerica , Thank you for your reply! I’m a bit confused about what data is provided by which websites, and I’m not reading Danish which makes things a little harder for me. Initially I thought eloverblik.dk only provides usage data, but it sounds like it a…

[image] somy: Initially I thought eloverblik.dk only provides usage data, but it sounds like it also can provide tax and fees for calculating final price - does it take into consideration of el provider (not grid provider) which also can add a margin on top of raw price? No, that part is a ju…

Bringing electricity information from eloverblik.dk and energidataservice.dk into Openhab

Tutorials & Examples Solutions

masipila (Markus Sipilä) January 29, 2023, 6:06pm 9

Nice work!

You might be interested to check this solution for some inspiration:

I optimized our house heating and hot water heating based on the spot prices so that it’s done during the cheap hours of the day. I’ve managed to save 400€ between August and December with this solution so far.

Markus