Your flat-rate curtailment figures no longer count the night hours

Your curtailment energy under the flat-rate (pauschal) settlement method was too high, because the night hours counted as well. You now see only the energy lost while the sun was up, so those figures and the compensation based on them go down. Your plants receive this with their next agent update.

• Only the flat-rate (pauschal) method changes; the methods using your irradiation sensor or satellite weather stay as they are.
• Curtailment figures for periods from 1 June onwards are affected.
• Your figures now follow the daylight-only calculation the BDEW guideline for lost energy sets out for solar plants.
• If the quarter-hour before a curtailment was dark or already curtailed, the last daylight value is used instead.