TenneTeu-py
Python client for the official TenneT.eu api. Register for an API key go to the API Develop Portal.
If you want to mass download TenneT data, then don't do it through the API, you will hit rate limiters. Instead use the download page here on the TenneT site.
DISCLAIMER: this is an unofficial package, do not contact TenneT about issues with the package, instead open an issue on this repo.
Installation
python3 -m pip install tenneteu-py
Usage
from tenneteu import TenneTeuClient
from secret import apikey
import pandas as pd
client = TenneTeuClient(api_key=apikey)
d_from = pd.Timestamp('2024-01-01', tz='europe/amsterdam')
d_to = pd.Timestamp('2024-01-01 23:59', tz='europe/amsterdam')
# all possible queries listed below, name should be self explanatory
# from, to queries:
df = client.query_balance_delta(d_from=d_from, d_to=d_to)
df = client.query_settlement_prices(d_from=d_from, d_to=d_to)
df = client.query_merit_order_list(d_from=d_from, d_to=d_to)
#returns last 30 minutes like in tennet-py with the old api
df = client.query_current_imbalance()
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