GivEnergy (Octopus Energy)

[Craig_Malner]

Hi all

Im in the Scotland UK not long had my homey pro.

I was wondering if there is anyway i can get my solar and energy data in to homey. My inverter is made by GivEnergy and my Electricity provider is Octopus Energy i have a smart meter as well

Any help would be very appreciated

Thanks In Advance

[Welshsmarthome]

I second this. Seems its only available on Home Assistant! Shame
If anyone can develop this off the back of the GivTCP thst would be awesome

I believe it can be linked via mqttt but i have no clue how.

All Smarthome platforms are pushing for Energy Monitoring and saving. Id imagine GivEnergy and Octopus are major suppliers in the UK and automating charging cycles to meet costs and peak demand would be a huge step forward

Anyone else want this?

[Welshsmarthome]

+1 for this.
It would be great if someone can create an app for the GivTcp

[Bentham]

Quite impressed with the Homey Pro looking at the various reviews. I was almost certainly going to purchase one but if there’s no integration for my GivEnergy battery and inverter system then I will persist with setting up Home Assistant

[Peter_Kawa]

Octopus Energy data can be fetched with Homeyscript

Help with how to build a script

Thanks for all the help so far. I used Chat GPT to build some scripts for me. This script returns the unit rates I’m on based on the hours of the day: // Replace with your actual API key const apiKey = ‘YOUR API HERE’; // Define the product code and tariff code for Octopus Go const productCode = ‘GO-VAR-22-10-14’; const tariffCode = ‘E-1R-GO-VAR-22-10-14-A’; // Define the date range for fetching tariff data const periodFrom = new Date().toISOString(); const periodTo = new Date(Date.now…

[Peter_Kawa]

Here’s a GivEnergy script for starters:

Http requests for json

Hi, hoping someone a bit more knowledgeable might be able to offer some suggestions on what I might be doing wrong in the Homey app I’m writing. Basically I’m trying to get some json data from a Solar Battery inverter via its API, however I instead seem to be receiving some html data instead. My code is as follows (except with and having the correct values): 'use strict'; var http = require('http'); const Homey = require('homey'); var options = { host: 'api.givenergy.cloud', path: '/v…

Having HA next to Homey is always a plan.