octopus-usage-exporter 0.1.5
Prometheus exporter for Octopus Energy metrics. Works best when coupled with an Octopus Home Mini.
Requires Python: >=3.13

# Octopus Usage Exporter

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Prometheus exporter for Octopus Energy metrics. Works best when coupled with an Octopus Home Mini.

Returns:
- Consumption (Gas and Electric)
- Demand (if you have a Smart Meter) (Electric Only)
- Tariff Information (Standard and 'Smart' Half Hourly Tariffs only, 3 rate and day/night rate not currently supported)
  - Standing Charge
  - Current Unit Rate
  - Days till tariff ends


## Working Items
- Prometheus Exporter
## How To Use

- Make use of the docker compose example below or the example in the repo and customise for your use case
- Set the following environment vars:
  - `PROM_PORT=9120` (Prometheus Port)
  - `INTERVAL=300` (Scraping interval in seconds)
  - `API_KEY=abc123` (Octopus Energy API key)
  - `ACCOUNT_NUMBER=A-ABC12E04` (Octopus Energy Account number)
  - `GAS=True` (Gas stat scraping)
  - `ELECTRIC=True` (Electric stat scraping)
  - `NG_METRICS=False` (New for 0.0.24, metrics move to use a proper label format outside of metric names. Defaults to false with existing metric format, setting to True will enable new formatting. This behaviour will change in future major release.)
  - `TARIFF_RATES=True` (Tariff pricing scraping)
  - `TARIFF_REMAINING=True` (Tariff agreement time remaining scrape and calculation)
- Ensure the ports exposed in the docker compose match the port referenced under PROM_PORT

## Example Metrics
```
# HELP oe_meter_tariff_unit_rate Unit rate of the tariff in pence per kWh
# TYPE oe_meter_tariff_unit_rate gauge
oe_meter_tariff_unit_rate{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="electric"} 22.995
oe_meter_tariff_unit_rate{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="gas"} 6.134415
# HELP oe_meter_tariff_standing_charge Standing charge of the tariff in pence per day
# TYPE oe_meter_tariff_standing_charge gauge
oe_meter_tariff_standing_charge{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="electric"} 49.98336
oe_meter_tariff_standing_charge{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="gas"} 31.381455
# HELP oe_meter_tariff_expiry Expiry date of the tariff in epoch seconds
# TYPE oe_meter_tariff_expiry gauge
oe_meter_tariff_expiry{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="electric"} 1.782342e+09
oe_meter_tariff_expiry{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="gas"} 1.7750844e+09
# HELP oe_meter_tariff_days_remaining Days remaining until the tariff expires
# TYPE oe_meter_tariff_days_remaining gauge
oe_meter_tariff_days_remaining{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="electric"} 349.0
oe_meter_tariff_days_remaining{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="gas"} 265.0
# HELP oe_meter_consumption Total consumption in kWh
# TYPE oe_meter_consumption gauge
oe_meter_consumption{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="electric"} 5.582643e+06
oe_meter_consumption{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="gas"} 1.451495518e+07
# HELP oe_meter_demand Total demand in watts
# TYPE oe_meter_demand gauge
oe_meter_demand{device_id="00-12-34-56-78-9A-BC-DE",meter_type="electric"} 439.6
```

## Docker Compose Example

```yaml
version: "3.3"

services:
  octopus-usage-exporter:
    image: ghcr.io/josephrpalmer/octopus-usage-exporter:latest
    container_name: octopus-usage-exporter
    network_mode: bridge
    restart: always
    environment:
      - PROM_PORT=9120
      - INTERVAL=60
      - API_KEY=abc123
      - ACCOUNT_NUMBER=A-ABC12E04
      - GAS=True
      - ELECTRIC=True
      - NG_METRICS=False
      - TARIFF_RATES=True
      - TARIFF_REMAINING=True
    ports:
      - "9120:9120"

```

## Grafana Dashboard Example

An example [grafana dashboard](./examples/grafana_dashboard.json) can be found in the
examples directory. This shows stats relating to current, max, min and average consumption, as well
as total consumption.

![](./examples/grafana_dashboard.png)