Texas / ERCOT

Supply and Delivery Cost Analysis

GridLogic evaluates how competitive supply agreements, TDSP rate schedules, billing determinants, transmission allocation, and a facility’s load profile determine total electric cost.

Transmission exposure

4CP and potential 12CP allocation

Evaluate how a change in the transmission-allocation method could affect the customer’s ratcheted demand and transmission charges.

Current 4CP billing determinants
Potential 12CP sensitivity
15-minute versus 30-minute interval implications

Supply and delivered-cost structure

Identify how competitive supply pricing, transmission charges, distribution charges, and other cost components combine to determine total electric cost.

Competitive supply price and contract terms
Distribution charges based on NCP demand and demand ratchets
Transmission charges based on 4CP demand
Bundled versus pass-through pricing
Invoice and billing-determinant validation

Operational response

Load flexibility and project economics

Test whether solar, storage, demand response, efficiency, and/or operating changes are likely to reduce total electric cost.

Peak-period load reduction
Battery storage, demand response, and solar sensitivity
Flexible-load and operating scenarios
Facility expansion

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