The EcoWatt Signal app enables you to adapt and optimize your energy consumption according to the electricity consumption in France

• Get a real-time simple indicator about the electricity consumption level in France to reduce your consumption to avoid blackouts.
• Follow your device consumption in real time.
• Lnow when eco-gestures have the greatest impact on the electricity system in France.

By postponing certain uses, you help to ensure that everyone has access to electricity during periods of supply tension.

Act on your consumption... but at the right time to save electricity during periods of high consumption.

• When green, the electricity consumption in France is normal. If needed, it’s the right time to fully recharge your device battery !
• When red, the electrical system is very tense with unavoidable blackouts if we do not reduce our consumption. If possible, use you device battery, it’s not the right time to charge it.
• When orange, the electrical system is tense. Eco-gestures are welcome.

This repos is a WIP (Work In Progress):

• It provides a simple example for the use of EcoWatt API implementation, through a UWP (Universal Windows Platform) application.
• It is a fork of the WeDeex App repo where the EcoWatt API is leveraged in lieu of the Wedeex API, which can provide energy mix production for the French territory.

Simply compile the Visual Studio Community 2022 solution, according to your architecture, and run the main project "Package"

Access to an "electricity weather real-time indicator", i.e., clear signals data , is provided by subscribing to the EcoWatt API. This API is part of the API catalog provided by RTE (Le reseau de transport d'electricite) on its data portal, and opened to everyone. See Terms of use for the RTE APIs.

You will then have to configure the settings file accordingly:

{
  "clientId": "",
  "clientSecret": "",
  "rteAuthorizeUrl": "https://digital.iservices.rte-france.com/token/oauth/",
  "ecowattSignalUrl": "https://digital.iservices.rte-france.com/open_api/ecowatt/v4",
  "notificationHubConnectionString": "",
  "notificationHubPath": "",
  "signatureId": "8d5e9b58-7f5d-4064-a664-b91851d06a50",
  "signatureKey": "06z23z/PDpoaWibwqRJUj3siOyzrhBOP5x4bp1AyEXQ=",
  "telemetryInstrumentationKey": ""
}

where

"clientId" and "clientSecret" are required to fetch RTE realtime EcoWatt Signal data from the public EcoWatt API. A prior resgitration is nedeed on the RTE portal,
"rteAuthorizeUrl" is the RTE Autorize endpoint Url to get an access token,
"ecowattSignalUrl" is the RET EcoWatt API endpoint Url to retrieve in realtile the coWatt Signal data,
"notificationHubConnectionString" is your Azure Notification hub connection string,
"notificationHubPath" is your Azure Notification hub path,
"signatureId" is required for integrity checks,
"signatureKey" is required for integrity checks,
"telemetryInstrumentationKey" is your Azure ApplicationInsight telemetry key

The EcoWatt API allows to qualify the level of consumption in real time for only the French territory.

Moreover, the srumutil.exe is missing in the project.

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