Market liberalization

The new energy scenario enables new and complex forms of contracting through the Deregulated Electricity Market, thus offering new saving opportunities.

Medhesa manages contracts in a free market through the collection and study of load curves, modulation of powers and analysis between the following types of offers:

FIXED PRICE

It is the most common type of contract within the deregulated market.
Contracting is done with the chosen trading company, based on agreed prices and for a specific period of time.

Advantages:

The agreed price includes all costs.
Guarantee to maintain the same price for the agreed period of time, except for regulatory reviews (tax review).
The management of this does not involve any additional work, except to control that the prices charged are those agreed.

VARIABLE PRICE:

With this contract the client (through Medhesa) will buy their power directly to the wholesale market (OMEL), contracting with the trading company a variable price based on supply and demand at any given time.

Advantages:

Buy at any given time at the Pool price.
Ongoing advice
Possibility to change rate at any time.

Disadvantages:

Need to make forecasts.
Uncertainty in the evolution of prices.

VARIABLE PRICE WITH COVERAGE:

Modality based on a combination of the two. The client decides which part of the risk he wants to secure and which part he wants to buy directly from the market.

Advantages:

Balance between price stability and the opportunity to purchase at market price.
Possibility to change to other modalities.

Disadvantages:

The price, depending on the risk to take will be less competitive than when purchasing the market directly.
Management control is more complex.

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