Tariff development and innovation has gathered pace since the liberalisation of markets in Europe. Whilst some features are common across all markets, others are not. Tariff designers need to have a view of all the options when designing the optimum products for their market.

Scope

A structured review of tariffing elements across four geographies. The UK, the Netherlands, Italy and Spain An analysis of the similarities and differences that have arisen A check-list of options to be considered when creating tariffs for your market A view of potential future innovations

Highlights

Whilst many tariff building blocks are common across geographies, there are significant differences deriving from historical pre-competition circumstances or the degree to which the market is still influenced by state regulated tariffs In those markets which are still highly influenced by state controlled tariffs, change will come as state controls are removed later in 2008. The palette of alternative products which have developed elsewhere is a useful challenge to current practice With the availability of real time energy consumption data we will see new products coming on to the market

Reasons to Purchase

Gain an understanding of alternative tariff formulations across a multiplicity of tariffing dimensions Gain insight into the optimum offering for your company as the market place changes Challenge thinking - break away from how it is done today and think how it might be in the future.