Package for EPIAS (Turkish Electricity Market Operating Company) Transparency API Service
transparencyEpias is a package which consumes Epias Transparency Rest Web Services, mainly scopes to provide easy access to users public Turkish Electricity Market data.
transparencyEpias requires python3 or latest versions to run. Also following packages need to be installed.
Install the dependencies and install transparencyEpias.
$ python -m pip install transparencyEpias
To be able to reach file user should follow instructions below.
from transparency_epias.markets import dayaheadClient
mcp_list = dayaheadClient.dayahead.mcp(startDate='2020-05-10',endDate='2020-05-10')[1]
>>>[249.99, 322.22, 321.82, 321.81, 310.01, 214, 79.96, 14.04, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0.87, 1, 4, 13.99, 97.45, 227.57,
299.99, 323.23, 321.85, 308.56, 289.8, 284.99]
from transparency_epias.tools import reportClient
reportClient.reports.mcp_excel_export(startDate='2020-05-10',endDate='2020-05-10')
>>> User should get an xlsx document includes daily MCP price values to the path that python runs.
from transparency_epias.tools import reportClient
reportClient.reports.compare_price()
>>> User should get a xlsx document includes MCP, SMP, and Weighted Avarage Price
values to the path that python runs.
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Package for EPIAS (Turkish Electricity Market Operating Company) Transparency API Service
We found that transparencyEpias demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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