Industrial demand-based tariffs at low and medium voltage
- Energy, water and telecommunications
- The power market and its tariffs
- not audited
Demand-based tariffs — BTDp and BTDfp on low voltage, MTDp and MTDfp on medium voltage — combine an energy charge (Q/kWh) with a capacity charge (Q/kW of demand); their exact values sit in each distributor's tariff schedule, which the CNEE exposes through its schedules app and its 'demand-user price calculator'. The research did not locate a consolidated PDF with the values in force, so the atlas cites no figures until the schedule is obtained; a direct query or scraping of the app has been logged as pending for the data phase. An operation with demand above 100 kW may alternatively leave the regulated tariff as a large user.
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