The ones i only use is gas, only need the gas price for the day coming, not the current day. Maybe the current day as an attribute to include @ the energy dashboard.
That’s what i did now, with the above script, and its working good.
Just convert the existing python script to an integration, its already made, but i’m to lazy to do it.
GitHub - malosaa/EasyEnergy here you go.
Would be great to see an integration, but i’m not interested in electricity as EE is expensive.
Thank you for the information.
I’m already well on my way with my own python package that will also be placed on PyPi. As I have it in mind now, you can optionally opt for gas and energy return prices and you will receive the electricity usage prices as standard.
I keep a twitter thread with some sneak peaks:
Did you actually manage to create the add-on ?
Because i actually prefer that instead of a rest sensor.
As right now i still use the rest code what i created, and works also really well.
Regards
I’ll be working on that in the next few days 
Hello @malosaa
You mentioned next energy which I will be switching to in few days. I see everyone with easy energy data import but how would you get the next energy one? Are they using the same source? Is there an API for next energy as well that I failed to find?
Thanks!
Meltem
OK, after some blog reading I will answer my own question if anyone else is curious about the same thing. It seems like both Easy Energy and Next Energy are using the same price source so the add-on @klaasnicolaas is creating would also work for Next Energy clients. Someone correct me if I am wrong 
At this moment fingers crossed excitedly waiting for the Add-On. Thanks @klaasnicolaas for making this possible.
PS: The pricing difference comes from the BTW incl vs excl.
So, its me again. After more research and help of other forums I correct my claim saying Easy Energy has the same price as Next Energy. They might be close but this link has the price per provider where you can see the difference:
https://enever.nl/prijzen-feeds/
I am following the updates here where I started taking the price data from the website above via REST call.
https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_message/73987454#73987454
UPDATE: It works smoothly. I now have:
These are the providers you can get the data for:
Update : I found this website which works way better for me. I replaced my implementation accordingly. I thought it might help: Home Assistant: Nord Pool Spot prices and how to automate devices for cheapest hours – Creating Smart Home
You might also want to look at entso-e - fully free api which provides epex tariffs. Many more automations and template sensors on this forum for both nordpool and entso-e.
I’d like to get something similar to what you have in HA, for EnergyZero through Enever. From the Tweakers forum I got the following yaml configuration for my sensors:
rest:
- resource: https://enever.nl/feed/gasprijs_vandaag.php
scan_interval: 21600
sensor:
- name: "EZ_gasprijs_enever"
unique_id: ez_gasprijs_enever
value_template: "{{ ((value_json.data.0.prijsEZ | float(0)) if value_json is defined else 'unavailable') }}"
unit_of_measurement: "EUR/m³"
json_attributes_path: "$.data.0"
json_attributes:
- datum
device_class: monetary
- resource: https://enever.nl/feed/stroomprijs_vandaag.php
scan_interval: 3600
sensor:
- name: "EZ_stroomprijs_enever"
unique_id: ez_stroomprijs_enever
value_template: "{{ ((value_json.data.0.prijsEZ | float(0)) if value_json is defined else 'unavailable') }}"
unit_of_measurement: "EUR/kWh"
json_attributes_path: "$.data.0"
json_attributes:
- datum
device_class: monetary
which gives me data, but it looks like its only the first entry in the json for the day. For gas this is no issue, but for power which changes every hour it is:
Here you see the sensor shows the stroomprijs for 00:00, not for the current hour.
I would like to be able to incorporate the enever api results in HA, to show an apex chart graph for the entire day and to have a sensor entity that has the current price to use in the Energy dashboard. I feel like I’m close, but not quite there yet.
What am I missing?
It looks like this, so you would need to add a line per hour until you cover 24 hours.
- name: "Electricity price 00:00"
value_template: "{{ value_json.data[0].prijsNE }}"
json_attributes_path: "$.data[0]"
json_attributes:
- datum
- prijsNE
unit_of_measurement: "€/kWh"
- name: "Electricity price 01:00"
value_template: "{{ value_json.data[1].prijsNE }}"
json_attributes_path: "$.data[1]"
json_attributes:
- datum
- prijsNE
unit_of_measurement: "€/kWh"
- name: "Electricity price 02:00"
value_template: "{{ value_json.data[2].prijsNE }}"
json_attributes_path: "$.data[2]"
json_attributes:
- datum
- prijsNE
Just an update on a possible integration for easyEnergy. I have some code ready, but I still have to work out the sensor entities. Expect it to be ready and tested in a few weeks.
Perfect would be great
I think the BTW is higher at Easy energy, and the rest is the same.
How much per 1m³ you pay today inclusive btw for today 11-01-2023 ?
for me its 0.82788 ct + 0.72059 = 1,54847 euro all taxes included for today.
For those who would like to test, you can download the zip below and put the files in the custom_components folder, restart HA and then add the integration in the UI.
easyenergy_v0.1.0.zip (6.5 KB)
The intergration works great, thank. Is it possible to see the prices an hour for today and tomorrow in the future.
At the moment there is no support for this (mapping the hour prices), this has to do with how we handle attributes in core and that we don’t want to overload the state machine with data. There are ideas to tackle this better in the future, but we have not reached that stage yet.
thanks for the beta.
Would be awsome to add the tax to it.
Like the price with tax included (option) like on this screenshot.
regards
I think this should be fairly simple to add to the snesor file?
Current file:
SENSORS: tuple[EasyEnergySensorEntityDescription, …] = (
EasyEnergySensorEntityDescription(
key=“current_hour_price”,
name=“Current hour”,
service_type=“today_gas”,
state_class=SensorStateClass.MEASUREMENT,
native_unit_of_measurement=f"{CURRENCY_EURO}/{UnitOfVolume.CUBIC_METERS}",
value_fn=lambda data: data.gas_today.current_price if data.gas_today else None,
Perhaps we need to modify the value statement? Don’t know how to do it, but perhaps some of you know?
something like this?
value_fn=lambda data: ((data.gas_today.current_price*1,21)+0,1089+0,01903+0,59266) if data.gas_today else None,
I think you charge double VAT on the basic price now
Hi Klaas,
the pricing we get with your integration already includes VAT? (yes is the answer :))
And would my line work if I change it (sorry, i’m a real noob in programming / code)
