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CS-2009 EAp2: Minimum Energy Performance
Sometimes in the energy bills a part of the costs doesn't depend on the energy that is used (e.g. the connection is paid even if one doesn't consume energy), while other costs are proportional to the used energy. For this prerequisite shall both parts of the costs be considered?
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Marcus Sheffer
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August 8, 2014 - 2:03 pm
You can use just a flat rate or you can enter the whole tariff. If you use the whole tariff you would enter the customer charge too. For the flat rate you can use a published average or create an average based on the billing in that location. If the later the customer charge would be part of the average flat rate calculation.