How you can benefit from grid fee relief and additionally reduce costs

The announced reduction in grid fees promises noticeable relief – also for medium-sized businesses. According to reports from the transmission system operators (including Amprion), the average grid fee at the extra-high and transformation level is set to drop from 6.65 ct/kWh to 2.86 ct/kWh next year – a decrease of 57%. (Note: The legal basis has not yet been finalized) But what does this mean in concrete terms for your location and your energy costs? - The relief will not necessarily reach you 1:1 and will vary depending on the region, distribution system operator structure, and tariff logic → a maze that we will decode for you in the webinar - Good news: Savings forecasts can be refined after the publication of the provisional distribution grid fees (on October 15th) → we will prepare this for you using a concrete example of a medium-sized company In our webinar, David Budde (Managing Director of trawa) will show you how to correctly classify these announcements and how you can permanently reduce costs today with additional measures: From risk-minimized energy purchasing and modern consumption measurement and optimization to battery storage solutions. Practical examples prove: With trawa, energy costs can be reduced by 10–30% in the consumption price – in addition to the regulatory relief in grid fees. We look forward to seeing you!