React Native + Android engineer living in Bruges. I build things for humans, and tinker with energy, home automation, and open source.
Currently at In The Pocket. Read more about me or let's work together.
If you're a Belgian Ecopower customer on a dynamic pricing contract, what you pay per kWh is much more than the raw EPEX spot price. This Home Assistant integration handles the math — factoring in Belgian taxes, levies, Ecopower's margins, and your network tariffs — so you can see your real hourly price forecast right in your dashboard.
I built a tiny physical energy dashboard for my home EMS, so I can glance at solar, battery, heat pump and dynamic prices without reaching for my phone 😉. Here's how I wired a Nextion display to a QuinLED-ESP32 and brought it all together with ESPHome and Home Assistant.