Choose a scenario for your charging sites.
Bring tariff structures into a consistent format so teams can compare grid areas and understand fixed, energy and power charges.
Connect site consumption with tariff rules to investigate demand peaks and compare cost scenarios before changing operations.
Consider flexible charging or building demand alongside the local grid tariff. The value of an action depends on the site, its constraints and the available market opportunity.
Explore how site-level cost and flexibility analysis can inform a wider market assessment. Eligibility and participation requirements depend on the market and your operating partners.
Review site demand alongside connection limits and tariff options to support a discussion about the right subscription. Available choices must be confirmed with the DSO.
Bring invoices, tariff information and consumption data together to investigate billed costs and understand discrepancies at site level.
Use the electricity-cost context for each charging site as an input to pricing discussions. Commercial pricing also depends on customer demand, contracts and your margin objectives.