[Olli1980]

yes "pretty close".
if need exact data better look to an counter, like (i'm on mygekko modbus seneca)
https://live.my-gekko.com/api/v1/var/ene...s?username=...

{
"sumstate": {
"value": "2.31;7.08;52.52;2379.88;3.00;kWh;kW;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0"
}
}

https://live.my-gekko.com/api/v1/var/ene.../?username=...


{
"name": "Contatore Enel",
"page": "Contatori",
"sumstate": {
"value": "Act.power;EnergyToday;EnergyMonth;EnergySum;PowerMax;UnitEnergy;UnitPower;EnergyToday.0-6;EnergyToday.6-12;EnergyToday.12-18;EnergyToday.18-24;EnergyYesterd.0-6;EnergyYesterd.6-12;EnergyYesterd.12-18;EnergyYesterd.18-24;SumState[0=Ok|1=ManualOff|2=ManualOn|3=Locked|4=Alarm]",
"type": "STRING",
"permission": "READ",
"index": 800100
}
}

Hi Marco,

sounds interesting, for me I think the "close enough" part is good enough.

It will actually help me to train a statistical model in the end, predicting how much how much energy will be pulled for any given hour tomorrow or the day after from the energy provider and how much energy my solar system will bring in, by basically now adding historical weather data to my historical power usage data. Once the model is train I could then enter tomorrows weather forecast into it and predict my solar energy outcome.