Withdrawal Charges Amounts

Visualize, analyze, and optimize energy costs in the Bolivian National Interconnected System.

This database compiles monthly information from January 2005 to December 2024 on charges applied to energy withdrawals in Bolivia, recorded by the National Load Dispatch Committee (NLDC). It contains detailed amounts by agent, system, and charge concept (such as tolls, peak power, compensations, and renewable energies), making it a key tool for understanding the tariff structure and the behavior of energy costs in the country.

The database includes data from multiple agents and electrical systems across the national territory, allowing comparative analyses, withdrawal pattern identification, regional charge evaluations, and strategic decision-making in the electrical sector and energy infrastructure investments.

Key Benefits:

• In-depth energy cost analysis: Identify charge trends and monthly variations by system, zone, or charge type.
• Strategic decision-making: Ideal for companies, investors, and public agencies seeking to optimize resources or project energy investments.
• Historical and updated coverage: Data from 2005 to 2024, with recent updates ensuring its relevance.
• Multi-agent and multi-concept: Allows visualization of the participation and behavior of different actors in the Bolivian electrical system.
• Ready for visualization and modeling: Available in .xlsx, .csv, and .pbix formats to facilitate analysis in Excel, Power BI, and other BI platforms.

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