As Octopus Energy outgoing tariff (ie the FIT export replacement) tariff is now 2 months old i’m now showing 60 days data from the Agile version of the tariff.
Hopefully more info for those considering moving away from FIT export payments or for new installs needing someone to take their excess generation.
The latest fruits of my coding labour is a new Twitter account (@energystatsuk) that tweets out and graphs the next days Octopus Agile tariff data each evening.
One comment that might help. When i glanced at it, the “Agile vs Go” wasn’t 100% clear what that meant, Was it 7.89p greater (obviously not), but new comers might not understand that.
Maybe: “Go Period” rather than “vs” ?
Also,
Could you make the X axis easier to read without zooming in on the image. Maybe just have major 1 hour units with minor half hour lines not defined. 9 AM, 10 AM, 11 AM, etc ?
I’ve just signed up to Octopus; when the SMETS2 smart meter is installed in a few weeks I will either switch to Go or Agile. We have an EV, 4kW solar panels, and will have a 13.5kWh Powerwall2 by then too. Our heating & cooking is oil powered (grrrr), so we would have no issue avoiding the evening spike with Agile. Your second graph on https://www.energy-stats.uk/octopus-go-versus-agile-south-eastern-england/ makes Agile quite tempting.
I’ve just discovered you site as I have just got a smart meter installed and moved to the Agile Octopus tarriff. Your first post says ‘Plus, there is a Google Spreadsheet with all the historical data on.’ which would be very helpful for me, but I can’t find it on your website. Is there a link to it?
Thanks
Not in spreadsheet format, but the following might be useful as there is a CSV export functionality Emoncms - graph
PS: I had my new smart meter fitted today so should be on the agile tariff properly soon. Any idea @Zarch how long it takes from fitting to coming through on the octopus dashboard?