Recurring power cost for a standard 100 MW load: 38 markets, ranked

Every band on this page is priced for one declared case: a 100 MW maximum contracted demand at a 95% annual load factor (about 832.2 GWh in a normal 8760-hour year), taking high-voltage service at a disclosed point of delivery and service voltage, where the nominated firm load remains serviceable following loss of one supply element (line or transformer) at the supplying substation, restored by automatic or manual transfer within 30 minutes; recurring energy, capacity, demand, transmission, distribution, loss, ancillary, reactive-power, tax, levy, carbon and commercial-supply charges, with customer-funded connection capital reported separately. Change the archetype and the number changes, so these are comparable with each other rather than a quote for your project. The figure covers recurring energy, network, delivery, taxes and levies per MWh. It excludes customer-funded connection capital, which is a separate one-off cost and is not netted in anywhere. Cheapest first. Each band is labelled by how it was built: administered, triangulated, or modelled. The ten cheapest are open; each market's own band is always free on its rating page. The full ranking with precise midpoints, and its history, are the Analyst Desk.Your Analyst Desk access shows all 38 markets, ranked cheapest first, with precise midpoints and confidence.