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Octopus Agile
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Somebody must have the wholesale prices plugged in to check Octopus calculations
https://octopus.energy/blog/agile-pricing-explained0 -
Agile and Tracker follow different price indexes ,- I've checked the Agile price from time to time and it's always been exactly as per the index. I'm away from home and my spreadsheet must be stored locally on my home PC, I'll dig it out later in the week when I get home and update this thread accordingly.
I think the gap here just arises because the predictions are made from morning hourly prices and they can change by the time the afternoon comes.1 -
I’ve just seen a post on another forum that says that the Agile wholesale formula uses the Epexspot rates from 4pm and not the Nordpool rates. Tomorrows prices are consistent with that index apparently.mmmmikey said:Agile and Tracker follow different price indexes ,- I've checked the Agile price from time to time and it's always been exactly as per the index. I'm away from home and my spreadsheet must be stored locally on my home PC, I'll dig it out later in the week when I get home and update this thread accordingly.
I think the gap here just arises because the predictions are made from morning hourly prices and they can change by the time the afternoon comes.2 -
Yes, as I posted yesterday and nobody is arguing otherwise.Pat38493 said:
I’ve just seen a post on another forum that says that the Agile wholesale formula uses the Epexspot rates from 4pm and not the Nordpool rates.mmmmikey said:Agile and Tracker follow different price indexes ,- I've checked the Agile price from time to time and it's always been exactly as per the index. I'm away from home and my spreadsheet must be stored locally on my home PC, I'll dig it out later in the week when I get home and update this thread accordingly.
I think the gap here just arises because the predictions are made from morning hourly prices and they can change by the time the afternoon comes.
The confusion here is that the Nordpool 10am hourly release usually gives a very good indication of what the 4pm half hourly pricing is going to be, and it turned out to be slightly incorrect (there was a prediction of hours of plunge pricing (see below), which never occurred because the 4pm pricing was slightly higher overnight than expected.mmmmikey said:..... with Octopus Watch predicting the same, a prolonged period of plunge pricing overnight.1 -
Thanks for finding that a clarifyingPat38493 said:
I’ve just seen a post on another forum that says that the Agile wholesale formula uses the Epexspot rates from 4pm and not the Nordpool rates. Tomorrows prices are consistent with that index apparently.mmmmikey said:Agile and Tracker follow different price indexes ,- I've checked the Agile price from time to time and it's always been exactly as per the index. I'm away from home and my spreadsheet must be stored locally on my home PC, I'll dig it out later in the week when I get home and update this thread accordingly.
I think the gap here just arises because the predictions are made from morning hourly prices and they can change by the time the afternoon comes.0 -
Anyway, the hourly Epexspot pricing for tomorrow suggests the party is about to come to a shuddering halt tomorrow.
(disclaimer, I know this isnt official, its a guide)
Indeed my tracker price is going up from 13.79p a unit today to 17.55p tomorrow. Overnight pricing back to normal.0 -
All part of the Agile rolllercoaster :-) Not a tariff for the faint hearted.Octopus Watch is predicting a few hours of Agile prices around 10p/kWh to 12p/kWh overnight - let's see if they're right....0
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I suspect that this is the data that links into the Agile tariff calculationMultiFuelBurner said:
Thanks for finding that a clarifyingPat38493 said:
I’ve just seen a post on another forum that says that the Agile wholesale formula uses the Epexspot rates from 4pm and not the Nordpool rates. Tomorrows prices are consistent with that index apparently.mmmmikey said:Agile and Tracker follow different price indexes ,- I've checked the Agile price from time to time and it's always been exactly as per the index. I'm away from home and my spreadsheet must be stored locally on my home PC, I'll dig it out later in the week when I get home and update this thread accordingly.
I think the gap here just arises because the predictions are made from morning hourly prices and they can change by the time the afternoon comes.
https://www.epexspot.com/en/market-data?market_area=GB&trading_date=2023-09-19&delivery_date=2023-09-20&underlying_year=&modality=Auction&sub_modality=DayAhead&technology=&product=30&data_mode=table&period=&production_period=
As confirmed above, it seems like this data doesn't normally come out till later in the day. The data that comes at 10am is usually a good indication of the situation but it won't be exact, and in any case I think Octopus publish the Agile rate pretty much immediately when this data is available so it doesn't really help to predict anything.1 -
Gas pirces have soared 20% in the last 24 hours or so, no idea what has occurred.0
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