SNI installed capacity and wholesale market unit charges
- Energy, water and telecommunications
- The power market and its tariffs
- not audited
The official installed capacity of the national grid by technology (2025) is in MEM's Indicative Generation System Expansion Plan 2026-2050 (PEIG), but mem.gob.gt blocked the automated download and the figure was not confirmed in a primary source; the press (Republica GT) mentions an 'effective capacity close to 3,400 MW'. The 2025 wholesale market unit costs — main and secondary tolls, RRO and capacity deviations in US$/kW-month — appear on p. 7 of the AMM 2025 Statistical Report, but text extraction scrambled the label-to-value match and the atlas does not cite them until the PDF is re-read. Both are declared gaps, pending the data phase.
The research is written in English; quoted figures, source names and the titles of legal instruments stay in the language their source published them in.
Figures
- Effective capacity (press)
- ~3,400 MW
- Wholesale market unit charges (tolls, RRO, DP in US$/kW-month)
- pending a re-read of the PDF
Caveat
Sources
Related records
- Wholesale market participants, from generators to large users
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- CNEE tariff-setting mechanism and extra charges on the bill
- Regulated EEGSA, DEOCSA and DEORSA tariffs and the social tariff
- Gran Usuario status and buying power outside the regulated tariff
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