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Reconciliation price 2022
The reconciliation price is the weighted market price that is used to settle, over a certain period, the difference between the consumption calculated by means of profiles and the actual consumption established.
- The reconciliation process has been laid down in the System Code and the Metering Code
- The System Code contains stipulations about the determination and publication of the reconciliation price.
The reconciliation price concerns the average APX day-ahead price, weighted per month according to the national output per hour of profile customers, for peak and off-peak periods (prices in EUR/MWh in 2 decimal places).
| 2022 | Off peak EUR/MWh | Peak EUR/MWh |
|---|---|---|
| January | 167.52 | 225.76 |
| February | 152.26 | 197.63 |
| March | 256.58 | 309.40 |
| April | 194.13 | 235.36 |
| May | 182.56 | 218.52 |
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