esios-api
This is a fork of the, now abandoned, aiopvpc library from azogue. Plese, take note that I expect to improve and do a deep change on this library in the near future.
Simple aio library to download Spanish electricity hourly voluntary prices for the small consumer (PVPC initials in Spanish). More info in REE official page.
Made to support the pvpc_hourly_pricing HomeAssistant integration.
Or to the original library developer
Install
Install with pip install esios-api or clone it to run tests or anything else.
Usage
import aiohttp
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from esios_api import PVPCData
async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
pvpc_handler = PVPCData(session=session, tariff="2.0TD")
esios_data = await pvpc_handler.async_update_all(
current_data=None, now=datetime.now(timezone.utc)
)
print(esios_data.sensors["PVPC"])
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