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Our marketing rates
- Industrial, commercial, and residential clients in strata 5 and 6 are subject to a 20% contribution tax on the published rate.
- Clients in strata 1, 2, and 3 receive subsidies of 65%, 50%, and 15% respectively on the published rate, up to the subsistence consumption.
- Subsistence consumption: 173 kWh/month for heights below 1000 m.a.s.l., 130 kWh/month for heights above or equal to 1000 m.a.s.l.
- The COT is the variable through which marketers recover the accumulated balances of the Tariff Option, according to Resolution CREG 101_028 of 2023. It will be applied in all marketing markets where at least one marketer has accumulated tariff option balances and has adopted the resolution.
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How is your energy bill calculated?
Your rate in the Regulated Market is called CU (Unit Cost) and is the result of adding the costs incurred by companies in carrying out a series of processes. It is calculated by adding each of the tariff components presented below:
G
Generation
Cost of producing energy using different sources (water, gas, diesel, coal, wind, or other)
T
Transmission
Cost of transporting energy from production sites to the entry points of regions or large consumption sites.
D
Distribution
Cost of distributing energy from the entry points of regions to the end user's home.
Cv
Marketing
Cost of buying and selling energy, including billing, meter reading, and user service costs, among others.
P
Losses
Disaggregated costs of efficient energy losses incurred to deliver energy to the end user.
R
Restrictions
Cost generated by network conditions that limit energy transmission capacity.
