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Haven't tried it yet but I want to get an https://iotawatt.com/ for power monitoring.
The INA219 chips are typically used to indirectly monitor current as the byproduct of directly monitoring voltage across a shunt resistor. If you're using CT clamps, you just need a simple analog to digital voltage converter. Something based on the ATM90E32AS might be a good solution here. Paired with an ESP32 running something like ESPHome to connect to HA should give you exactly what you're looking for.
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