Thank you
Fagne has updated prices from march 2024
New grid prices from Glitre from 01.10.2024
{
“validFrom”: “2024-10-01”,
“gridCapacity0_2”: 170,
“gridCapacity2_5”: 215,
“gridCapacity5_10”: 370,
“gridCapacity10_15”: 760,
“gridCapacity15_20”: 990,
“gridCapacity20_25”: 1240,
“gridCapacityAverage”: “3”,
“gridEnergyDay”: 0.53,
“gridEnergyNight”: 0.41,
“gridEnergyLowWeekends”: false,
“gridEnergyLowHoliday”: false
}
Anyone else that have noticed strange behavior today? I use the app to look at next 23hours to see if there are cheap hours coming up. In NO1 there are cheap prices tomorrow, but all my flows are triggered now in the evening even with alot higher prices.
Update: I can confirm that no new prices was received for the 16th oct. I suspect that the Nordpool API is to blame as also seen in this app: Happy Spot Price App for Homey | Homey
@balmli Would it be possible to use the same API that is used by this app in Home Assistant? nordpool/custom_components/nordpool at master · custom-components/nordpool · GitHub
Looking at the changelog, they changed the api 5 days ago, so maybe possible to reuse some of the parsing code from here: New API integration · custom-components/nordpool@632ee5b · GitHub
Another option is to use the api from this page that is using the ENTSO prices and NorgesBank to get it it NOK. Strømpris API - Åpent og gratis
Agree, it would be great to update the app to fetch prices from somewhere else, @balmli . I also use the “Sparegris”/“Piggy Bank” app on Homey, which fetches prices from entsoe.eu, and does not have the same issue today. Maybe it is possible to use a similar approach as used in that app?
Here is a link to the github with the price fetching code:
Samme problem her, og fremdeles ikke blitt oppdatert. Er noen på saken?
@balmli hasnt been active in this thread for a couple of month so not sure if he still develops this app. I have done an commit request on github regarding Elvia utility prices, but not sure if he will accept it. This API change is above my development knowledge, so I cant do much myself. But I had a look at the code and from my understanding this repo is the one that handling the api requests to nordpool: GitHub - balmli/node-homey-utility-prices
But like I said, this is above my knowledge so I can be wrong.
I have been looking at other apps, and I think this app can replace most of the functionality that I use: Power by the Hour App for Homey | Homey
I have an identical problem, still no data on current electricity price.
I immediately edited all flows to the App “Power by the Hour”. Everything works as expected again.
Good to know this has been reported. I was just trying to figure out how come my flows don’t start, and most of the have a trigger for when electricity price changes.
I tried to take a look at @balmli’s code over at github and got to admit
its a little overwhelming for me to tackle…
If anyone else want to try heres how I handeled the new nordpool api in my MagicMirror Module fork
Works fine here, so most likely some issue with fetching the prices in your country, maybe?
Thank you for this useful information!
mroek which country are you in?
In Norway.
mroek
Interesting, but the Norwegian prices are not updating for me either.
Ok, maybe your Homey can’t connect to ENTSO-E, where (I believe) it fetches the prices from?
Prices for the Norwegian region have just been updated, but there is still no data for the rest. Getting more hopeful
Thanks @balmli for updating the app!