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Important
The information need below can be collected from your utility contract. It will be used to
give only an estimate of your electricity bill. The more accurate information is provided,
the more accurate the estimation is. It might however differ from your actual electricity
invoice, depending on the setup of your system. Note especially that the estimate can be
given only for measurements received by Asema E. If you do not have a central meter in
the Asema E system, it is very likely that there are electrical loads in your home that are
not measured. The estimate will then always be lower than your actual electricity bill.
• Pricing type
• Fixed price: choose this if you have a flat-rate contract with your utility.
• Peak / Off-peak: choose this if you have a Peak / Offpeak or Day & Night tariff contract
• Market rate (Nordpool): choose this if you have a market rate / spot contract
• Nordpool Market Area : If you have selected "Market Rate (Nordpool)" in the previous field,
choose your Market area from this drop-down menu.
• Margin: If your utility charges a margin per kWh on top of the spot price..
• Fixed/peak kWh price: Fill this in if you have selected Fixed Price & Peak/Off-peak contract.
• Off-peak kWh price: Fill this in if you have selected Peak/Off-peak contract.
• Off-peak starting time: Select the starting time of the Off-peak period. Fill this in if you have
selected Peak/Off-peak contract.
• Off-peak end time: Select the time when the Off-peak period ends. Fill this in if you have selected
Peak/Off-peak contract.
• Distribution fee: In deregulated electricity markets, your electricity bill (and the price you pay) is
split into two parts: the price for energy and the price for delivering it (distribution price). Enter
the distribution price here. Remember to include the energy tax per kWh when applicable.
• Monthly fee: If your contract with the utility contains a monthly fee, fill it in here.
• VAT: the Value Added Tax, applicable in your country.
• Currency: Choose your currency.
6.5.4. Price Limits
With Price Limits you determine which hourly prices from the Nordpool Market Rate constitute as
"Cheap" and "Expensive", the parameters which are used in the Price Trigger feature.
Important
Please note that price limits only make sense if you have a spot price energy contract.
(However, if you have a fixed price contract, you can use this feature to make a comparison
on how much you could save if you would have spot contract.)
Use the sliders to set a minus percentage to determine how much cheaper counts as "Cheap" for
you, and a plus percentage to determine how much more expensive counts as "Expensive".
Then choose the reference price for the percentage. You can choose either the daily average price
of the Nordpool Market Rate or take a fixed price. The latter can be used to compare the possible
savings you can make with a Market Rate contract.
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