Frequenz Market Metering Client
Introduction
A Python client for the Frequenz Market Metering API, providing access to historical and real-time metering samples from Market Locations across various energy markets (Germany, UK, US, Australia, etc.).
Features
- Stream metering samples from Market Locations
- Support for multiple market identifier types (MaLo-ID, MPAN, ESI-ID, NMI)
- Filtering by energy flow direction (import/export)
- Multiple metric types (active energy, active power, reactive energy/power)
- Optional resampling for time-series aggregation
- CLI tool for quick access to metering data
Installation
pip install frequenz-client-marketmetering
For CLI support:
pip install "frequenz-client-marketmetering[cli]"
Quick Start
Python API
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from frequenz.client.marketmetering import MarketMeteringApiClient
from frequenz.client.marketmetering.types import (
EnergyFlowDirection,
MarketArea,
MarketLocationId,
MarketLocationIdType,
MarketLocationRef,
MetricType,
)
# Create client
client = MarketMeteringApiClient(
server_url="grpc://marketmetering.example.com",
auth_key="your-api-key",
)
# Define a Market Location (e.g., German MaLo)
market_location = MarketLocationRef(
market_area=MarketArea.EU_DE,
market_location_id=MarketLocationId(
value="DE01234567890",
type=MarketLocationIdType.MALO_ID,
),
)
# Stream metering samples
async for series in client.stream_samples(
market_locations=[market_location],
directions=[EnergyFlowDirection.IMPORT],
metric_types=[MetricType.ACTIVE_ENERGY],
start_time=datetime(2025, 1, 1, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
):
for sample in series.samples:
print(f"{sample.sample_time}: {sample.value} {series.metric_unit.name}")
CLI
# Set environment variables
export MARKETMETERING_API_URL="grpc://marketmetering.example.com"
export MARKETMETERING_API_AUTH_KEY="your-api-key"
# Stream samples from a German Market Location
marketmetering-cli stream EU_DE:DE01234567890:MALO_ID
# Stream with specific options
marketmetering-cli stream EU_DE:DE01234567890:MALO_ID \
--direction IMPORT \
--metric ACTIVE_ENERGY \
--start-time "2025-01-01T00:00:00" \
--resolution MIN_15
Market Location Types
The client supports various market identifier types:
| Type | Market | Example |
|---|---|---|
MALO_ID |
Germany | DE01234567890 |
MPAN |
United Kingdom | 18106612345678901234 |
ESI_ID |
US (ERCOT) | 10443720000012345 |
NMI |
Australia | NEM1203456A |
Supported Platforms
- Python: 3.11+
- Operating System: Ubuntu Linux 20.04+
- Architectures: amd64, arm64
Documentation
For detailed documentation, please visit: https://frequenz-floss.github.io/frequenz-client-marketmetering-python/
Contributing
If you want to know how to build this project and contribute to it, please check out the Contributing Guide.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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