Connect Octopus Energy integrations
Evaluate Octopus Energy accounts to automatically extract half-hourly consumption metrics and historical tariff changes. Connecting this green power supplier to our workflow automation tool lets you log utility bills, export meter readings to databases, and sync active rates in real time. Try Make for free today to build your first energy-saving automation.

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Control Your Costs: Integrate and Automate Octopus Energy with Make
Connect Octopus Energy to Make to automate your smart home devices, track daily energy usage in Google Sheets, and receive instant alerts when electricity rates drop.
Automate smart home energy savings
Connect your real-time tariff data to smart devices to automatically run appliances when electricity is cheapest.
Instant rate alerts
Get instant text or Slack alerts the moment energy prices drop below your set limit.
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Effortless energy tracking
Send your daily energy usage and cost data straight to Google Sheets for easy budgeting.
Optimize electric vehicle charging
Trigger your electric vehicle charger automatically when your cheap off-peak hours start.
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