What a messâŚ. When Athom created the Homey Power functionality they decided that batteries report power inverted to how solar panels report it. Since then I have had to create all kinds of workarounds in all my power related apps (including Sessy battery app).
Looks like I need to fix much more everywhere 
Will dig into it!
I cannot reproduce this. On my NL Homey (HP2023) it shows âPrognose vandaagâ and âPrognose dit uurâ. Also I doublechecked the code, but all is good there also.
I cannot reproduce this. Do you have screenshots showing the issue next time it happens?
what PbtH app version are you using? I definitely have the correct titles in the same screen you are showing 
New version 8.7.4 ready for testing: https://homey.app/a/com.gruijter.powerhour/test/
Please test @Martijn_van_Eck
Perfect fix, thanks for the quick support
Both systems were running 8.7.3. But in the meantime, the HP 2019 has been automatically updated to 8.7.4. And it now neatly displays âprognose deze dagâ, âprognoses dit ourâ and the new one âprognoses morgenâ
Iâll just wait a bit until the HP2023 automatically does the update as well. Because I had pushed the previous one via your link.
But more importantly, because that was the point. On the HP2019, which has 3 arrays connected to it, todayâs forecast is correct with a difference of 0.136 kWh more generated power. So I am a happy camper. And the forecast can be called impressive. I havenât seen Solcast do that yet.
After the automatic update, the HP2023 now also gives âPrognose vandaagâ etc.
I use the app for as part of the flow you see below in the picture. At the time of the previous screenshot, the price was -0.20 øre (Norwegian cent) and both should have been true. But they didnât work as intended.
Now, after 16.00 the price is 0,4, these cards in the flow should fail because it is all negative prices after midnight. But it comes out true.
What version PbtH are you using?
Ver 8.4.1
I have automatic updates activated, but see now that the latest version is 8.6.4. I donât know why it is not up to date. I will update asap and let you know wether the issue is resolved.
I can confirm that all works well now.
v8.7.5 is ready for testing: https://homey.app/a/com.gruijter.powerhour/test/
New Solar Forecaster Flow CardsI have expanded the capabilities of the Solar Forecaster in PBTH. You can now build smart flows to optimize your self-consumption based on real-time learning and dynamic weather forecasts.
Here is an overview of the new flow cards and how you can use them:
Triggers (WHEN)1. Solar production becomes one of the top [number] hours of today
How it works: Triggers the exact moment your solar array enters its most productive window of the day. This dynamically adjusts to the season, clouds, and your specific panel orientation.
Use case: Start charging your EV or run the pool pump exactly when your solar production hits its daily peak, completely eliminating the need to hardcode specific times of the day!
2. Solar forecast for [period] updated
How it works: Triggers whenever the solar forecast data is refreshed (or when the learning model updates) for Today, Tomorrow, or the Next Hours. Provides the forecast data as a JSON token.
Use case: Recalculate your smart home battery charging schedules if the solar forecast drops unexpectedly mid-day due to a sudden change in weather, or push the daily forecast curve to a dashboard.
3. Solar curtailment detected / Solar curtailment ended
How it works: Triggers when PBTHâs smart logic detects that your solar inverter is artificially limiting its output (e.g., due to grid overvoltage / 253V issues or export limits).
Use case: Automatically turn on the electric boiler or air conditioning to soak up excess power the moment curtailment is detected, relieving the inverter and preventing wasted energy.
Conditions (AND)1. Tomorrowâs yield is better/worse than todayâs
How it works: Directly compares the total expected solar generation of tomorrow against today.
Use case: When you put laundry in the washing machine, have Homey check this card. If tomorrow promises significantly more sunshine, Homey can delay the wash cycle to save money.
2. Expected yield for [period] is more/less than [value] kWh
How it works: Checks if the total forecasted energy for Today, Tomorrow, or the Next Hours meets a specific threshold.
Use case: If tomorrowâs expected solar yield is less than 5 kWh, allow the home battery to charge from the grid tonight during the cheapest dynamic pricing hours.
3. Solar production is / isnât one of the top [number] hours of today
How it works: Checks if the current time falls within the absolute best production window for the current day.
Use case: Use as a condition in a generic âAppliance turned onâ flow to warn you (or automatically turn it back off) if someone tries to run the dryer outside of peak solar hours.
4. Solar curtailment is / isnât active
How it works: Checks the current curtailment status of your solar array.
Use case: Prevent your home battery from aggressively discharging into the grid if your solar inverter is already struggling with grid overvoltage.
@Qinoz : This is what you asked for (I hope 
). Please test and let me know if you find them useful.
Soon I will need MCP to set that up !
Well done @Gruijter , I like to see where this goes, looks promising!
Oh boy, oh boy, 
time to leave Solcast. Weâre going to do cool things with this. Further fine-tune my already complex flow.
I donât see the sun forecast option as a device during setup within pbth. I do have a solaredge inverter and tried two difderent apps for connecting my solaredge because i read somewhere that specific capabilities have to be available (canât find that information again).
Current pbth version 8.7.5
Solaredge device 1: Official Solaredge app v.1.8.1
Solaredge device 2: Zonnepanelen app v 5.3.2
