A · Transparency — D−1 ML ≠ D−1 DA
Pre-auction forecast (D−1 ML) measures true predictive skill before the auction. D−1 DA verifies post-clearing ingest — typically near 0 ct/kWh MAE when ingest is correct.
Hours · PV · Windows Flex · 168h · Austria
Hours Demand computes cheap grid hours from SOC, load and PV. PV Forecast and the 168h AI forecast feed Windows Flex and Loxone — specs in the wiki. Community Fair Use — higher quotas on request.
Reliable signals for flexibility and load shifting — proven, not promised
We separate pre-auction ML, day-ahead clearing and actuals — and report bias with sign. Assess risk honestly and control EMS with guardrails, not marketing curves.
Pre-auction forecast (D−1 ML) measures true predictive skill before the auction. D−1 DA verifies post-clearing ingest — typically near 0 ct/kWh MAE when ingest is correct.
Multi-stage plausibility (incl. D−1/D−2) protects against bad incentives — without blanket-blocking genuine negative-price signals on summer weekends.
Raw archives and replays show how retraining and promotion gates sharpen quality.
No blanket savings guarantees. Metrics and archives exist for traceability.
From registration to connecting your smart home — with ready-made samples in the portal.
Free Community account — forecast, Decision API and portal under Fair Use (1 key, 200 requests/day).
After email confirmation you receive your key in the dashboard.
Loxone, Home Assistant, Python or ioBroker — ready-made samples including Decision Windows (grid charging) in the portal.
The public wiki documents Hours, PV Forecast, Windows Flex, the 168h AI price forecast and Loxone guides — specs, OpenAPI and quick start.
Tomorrow’s day-ahead exchange price usually covers today and tomorrow — about 48 hours. SpotpriceAPI adds an hourly 168h AI electricity-price forecast for the full week. That helps you spot cheap charge windows earlier for EV, battery and heat pump. Details in the wiki and under cost comparison.
Yes. Under Code samples and in the wiki (including the Loxone overview) you will find guides for Loxone PicoC, Home Assistant, Python and REST — including Hours and Windows Flex.
For real cost savings, yes — the API delivers spot price forecasts. With a fixed tariff you can still use the signals for load shifting and self-consumption.
The focus is Austria (EPEX Spot AT). More countries are planned long term.
Community is free under Fair Use (full 7-day horizon + Decision, 1 key, 200 requests/day) — register with no credit card. Professional and OEM / Enterprise are currently on request via Contact.
Hours computes EMS hour demand (/hours, spec Docs). PV Forecast delivers 7-day yield (/pv-forecast). Windows Flex finds cheap windows including Flex slots (/beste-stunden, spec Windows · Flex guide Loxone Flex, login for PicoC detail). The 168h AI price forecast is the data basis (/live-strompreise). Hourly control signals stay under /schaltsignale. Everything is in the wiki.
Sparvo is the free consumer app — a direct complement to EMS and standard PV apps with device schedules and EMS integration (sparvo.at, app app.sparvo.at, guest /try). SpotpriceAPI is the developer/integrator API and wiki for Hours, PV, Windows Flex and the 168h forecast. Both share the same forecast pipeline.
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