Hi.
A couple of Australian retailers have started offering a ‘Super Offpeak’ tariff that is $0 between 11am and 2pm year round. As far as I can tell the tariffs page only supports 4 tariffs (Peak, Off Peak, Shoulder, High Shoulder).
Is there a way to support this extra logic or is a Tariff feed with custom code the only way to go?
I wrote a script to populate the feed with these tariffs if anyone else is interested.
Code: https://github.com/adampetrovic/pvoutput-tariff/blob/main/uploader.py
Example Config: https://github.com/adampetrovic/pvoutput-tariff/blob/main/test/config.yaml
A tariff feed would be required if you need any more than the standard 4 tariffs.
I just run cron job to add tariff as extended attribute. What I don’t know however, is what it would be if I reload past power data over populated cost.
I just added it as high shoulder I know not ideal but works easy enough and can see it split from normal usage.
Inspired by your scrip, I packed this in AWS Lambda:
As changes are looming and new Ausgrid peak would be all days over 8 months, I updated my lambda to accommodate such changes and also for manipulating additional attribute as FiT price.
