There are quite a few configuration options that need to have the correct values for OpenESS to work correctly.
- Get an API key from ENTSOE-E.
- Configure pricing.
- Configure battery system control
- Configure battery
In the future it will be possible "upload" pricing information to OpenESS via MQTT. This enables you for example to pass pricing data from a HomeAssistant plugin to OpenESS and makes you independent of the Entso-E api key.
The complete config file could look something like this;
database:
path: /path/to/database/file
frontend:
host: 127.0.0.1
prices:
area: NL
entsoe_api_key_file: /path/to/entsoe-api-key
buy_formula: "0.02 + (price + 0.09161) * 1.21"
sell_formula: "0.02 + (price + 0.09161) * 1.21"
battery-system:
name: "MultiPlus-II"
control:
type: victron
host: 192.168.0.42
vebus_id: 228
battery_id: 225
capacity_kwh: 10
max_charge_power_kw: 3.0
max_invert_power_kw: 4.5
# Or in case of multiple battery systems use yaml list format;
battery-system:
- name: "Battery system 1"
...
- name: "Battery system 2"
...