Victron Energy

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–battery

Power flow

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Grid
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Battery
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Solar
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Spot price now

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before tax, per kWh

With tariff & VAT

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what the meter actually costs

Bought today

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grid import since midnight

Price curve β€” DK2

spot planned charging now

Planned charging

Today's money

Cost at spot–
Cost with tariff–
Tariff + VAT share–
Charged (scheduled)–
Estimated saving (spot)–
Estimated saving (+ tariff)–

Saved since implementation

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At spot only–
Energy shifted–
Days recorded–

How it works

  1. Every afternoon the day-ahead prices for the next ~36 hours are fetched, and the cheapest hours are picked as charging blocks.
  2. At those times the inverter is switched to keep batteries charged; when the block ends it drops back to optimised, so the battery covers the expensive hours.
  3. The saving figure uses a round-trip efficiency allowance β€” a battery gives back less than it takes, so cheap energy is only worth buying if the expensive hour is far enough above it.