Chile PPA Netback Analysis
A $45 contract is not take-home. Tolls, losses, and curtailment come out first. What remains is the net price.
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Start from the gross contract
A $45 PPA is not take-home.
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Subtract tolls and losses
Node spread, transmission, and curtailment come out first.
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Lock the net price
What remains feeds the bank pack.
What this includes
- Gross contract to take-home after tolls and curtailment
- Seller, buyer, 50/50, and stress cases
- Excel audit workbook, optional Word or PDF
- Feeds the sizing and dispatch study
Chile PPA netback
A $45 contract is not take-home. Slide the price and curtailment to see what remains after tolls and losses.
Net PPA
34.1
USD/MWh after 10.9 in deductions
This is a demo with sample numbers. The live model uses your node, prices, and costs.
Run this on your Chile PPAA $45 contract is not what you earn. Tolls, losses, and curtailment take about $11 in the example below. The net price is what remains.
Use the explorer on this page to change the gross price and the curtailment cut. The formula does not change:
Net price = Gross minus node spread, transmission, zonal tolls, distribution, losses, and curtailment
The explorer is a demo with sample numbers. A live study uses your node and your contract.
What you walk away with
- Seller, buyer, 50/50, and stress cases
- Transmission and curtailment in a median year and a dry year
- Excel audit workbook, optional Word or PDF
- A net price that can feed a Recommended Case
Out of scope here: full battery dispatch and distance-based wheeling. Those live in sizing and dispatch.