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predictive selling optimizer #435
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Thanks for the suggestion! 🙌 Here's how this works:
If your idea is very specific to your setup, it may not make it into the core integration — I'll try to suggest a workaround in that case. Feel free to discuss details or alternatives below. |
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One easy way to steer the mechanism is by changing omnibattery's pd target. Want 100W exported? Set the pd target to -100. Want the battery to charge at 500W? Set the pd target to +500. All the normal safety features will still apply. |
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As long as exporting to grid can be optional you have my vote. (B.t.w. The voting mechanism doesn't say you can't vote for your own request, so please do add your 👍 too) |
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Area of the proposal
Energy management or control strategy
What problem would this solve?
It will be more cost efficient
Proposed solution
Buy energy at low prices, and sell at high prices
Example use case
Hi ffunes,
I'm building a small external economic optimizer for Omnibattery v1.4.0, while keeping Omnibattery as the sole battery controller and Modbus client.
The goal is to optimize charging, self-consumption and deliberate grid export using quarter-hour import/export prices, solar and consumption forecasts, battery efficiency, degradation cost and a persistent energy cost basis. Export would only be allowed when expected net profit exceeds €0.20 per delivered kWh.
I would prefer to keep all normal PD, predictive charging and safety functionality inside Omnibattery, and only temporarily hand over control for profitable trading actions.
What is the recommended supported interface for this? Is there a runtime service or entity-based way to request a temporary fixed charge/discharge power with SOC limits, and then safely return control to the normal automatic mode? Would manual-power slots be the intended approach, or is an external optimizer API planned?
I would also be interested in whether native positive-price arbitrage and deliberate export are on the roadmap. I'd much rather extend or integrate with Omnibattery than build a competing battery controller.
Thanks!
Who would benefit from this?
Most Omnibattery users
Alternatives or workarounds
It's a new feature. An alternative is also possible, but what would that be?
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