2025 record peak demand and consumption by segment
- Energy, water and telecommunications
- The power market and its tariffs
- not audited
The record peak demand of 2,204.22 MW was recorded on 8 April 2025; the press reported a rise of +6.7%, while the AMM report records +3.88% over the previous year's peak. Consumption by segment in 2025: distributors 61.0% (9,608.3 GWh); large users through traders 27.9% (4,399.0 GWh); large users participating directly 34.7 GWh; losses 3.0%; exports 7.0%. The term market covered 87% of transactions and the opportunity market 13%.
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Figures
- Record peak demand
- 2,204.22 MW
- Distributor consumption
- 61.0% (9,608.3 GWh)
- Large-user consumption through traders
- 27.9% (4,399.0 GWh)
- Consumption of direct-participant large users
- 34.7 GWh
- Losses
- 3.0%
- Exports (share of consumption)
- 7.0%
- Term vs. opportunity market
- 87% / 13%
Caveat
Sources
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