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Prioritisation framework unreasonable energy tariffs
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- Other algorithms
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- In use
General information
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Responsible use
Goal and impact
This algorithm aims to rank tariffs by how unreasonable they might be. Rates are treated in that order, starting with the potentially most unreasonable rate.
Considerations
This algorithm simplifies the assessment of different tariffs. It clearly indicates the order in which the tariffs should be considered, with the potentially most unreasonable tariff being treated first.
Human intervention
Rates that come out of the assessment as potentially unreasonable are first checked manually before the ACM contacts the licensed party.
Risk management
The model is tested for correct operation before use. The results are then manually checked before contacting licensed party offering the product.
Operations
Data
The data included in the ACM's "Filling-in module for tariff monitoring and market monitoring (product level)".
Technical design
Each identified outlier is given a prioritisation score from 0 to 100 based on a number of criteria such as the energy supplier's market share. The criteria and the concrete scores within each criterion are reviewed periodically by the supervisory board.
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