You pay a fixed monthly fee for your connection capacity (main fuse). If your actual peak is lower, you’re paying for nothing. Gridea shows whether you can safely reduce it.
The monthly connection fee is charged by the main fuse’s amperage — regardless of how much you actually consume. A larger fuse means a larger fixed cost.
A connection was often sized years ago with more headroom than is needed today. If consumption has changed, the fuse can sometimes be reduced and the fixed fee drops.
Gridea looks at your actual 12-month peak and shows whether the fuse can be safely reduced — and how much that saves per year.
It’s the maximum permitted current of a connection point, in amperes. The monthly connection fee is charged against it.
Often yes, if the actual peak stays lower. Gridea shows the 12-month peak and recommends a safe level.
It depends on the connection, but the fixed fee drops with every ampere reduced. Gridea calculates the exact annual saving.
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