- You used
- You paid on this bill
- Each kWh costs you energy only
Why this score
How it's calculated
This is a first estimate using the data on this bill. It is not a quote or a promise of savings. How we calculate
01 Your usage
This count shows which data was found; it doesn't guarantee the reading is exact. Confirm the amounts and usage on your bill.
- What you used on this bill
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- Monthly average
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- Yearly usage
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- Accumulated energy credit
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A kWh is the energy a 1,000-watt appliance uses when it runs for an hour. It is the unit CFE charges you in.
Service characteristics
Technical data CFE uses to calculate some charges. It is not energy usage.
Meter readings (lecturas del medidor)
| Item | Current reading | Previous reading | Usage |
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Your usage over time
kWh per periodThis document has no readable history.
See all the history data
| Period | Usage (kWh) | Demand (kW) | Power factor (factor de potencia) | Load factor (factor de carga) | Average price (MXN/kWh) |
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02 Your tariff
What it means and how you're chargedYour electricity is billed in steps
How close are you to DAC?
See the limit for each tariff
Average of the last 12 months. If you go over it, CFE can move you to DAC; to get back to your tariff, that average has to fall below the limit again.
| Tariff | Area climate | Monthly limit |
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- Maximum demand (demanda máxima)
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- Power factor (factor de potencia)
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- Load factor (factor de carga)
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- Reactive energy (energía reactiva)
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| Item | kWh | MXN/kWh | Amount |
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See market energy costs
Each row separates what is charged as a fixed amount, by power ($/kW) and by energy ($/kWh), exactly as it appears on your bill.
| Item | $ | $/kW | $/kWh | Amount |
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Which part of your bill do panels lower?
Not all of your bill depends on the kWh you use. Here is what would happen to each part.
- What you save for each kWh you stop buying
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Rule of thumb for a system at $18,000 to $24,000 per kWp and 5 hours of sun a day. Your score also uses your tariff and usage.
03 Your bill, part by part
Hover over or tap each partThis is a diagram to explain your bill, using the data we read. It is not an official document, and CFE's bill design can vary.
04 Your panels
A first idea, without a quoteUsage and period length are needed to calculate a system.
You would need about — panels.
- Free roof space they would take
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- Energy they would produce
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- What they would cost to install
- — Reference price, not a quote.
- What you would save per month
- — One-year average, on energy and its IVA where it applies. A given bill may save more or less, depending on what you use in that period. The fixed charge, street lighting and past-due amounts stay.
- How long until they pay off
- — After that, the savings are yours. Panels usually last about 25 years.
How long until they pay off?
- Without panels: just your bills
- With panels: their cost plus your bills
- Depending on final cost
- When they finish paying off
| Year | Without panels | With panels | Difference |
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What if you leave DAC?
Your bill doesn't say which tariff you would have after leaving DAC. You can find it on an earlier bill; it also depends on your town's climate.
Your bill with panels
| Step | Price | kWh today | kWh with panels |
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Before deciding, check your roof
- No shadeTrees, buildings or water tanks (tinacos) that shade the panels lower their output.
- One continuous spaceA continuous area is better than many pieces separated by water tanks, antennas or skylights.
- Strong enough for the weightAn installer should confirm that your roof and its waterproofing can support the structure.
See the technical details
- System size
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- Yearly production
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- Panel surface
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- Useful sun hours per day
- Pending
Each reference panel is 550 W and measures about 2.6 m². The goal is to cover 85% of your yearly usage, at 80% performance. It does not account for shade, orientation or schedules.
Refine the estimate with your location
The more sun your area gets, the fewer panels you need. Move the pin to your roof and the estimate updates.
We could not identify your municipality or state in this document.
05 What's next
Would you like help finding installers in your area?
We are building a local network. Leave us your municipality and email; we'll look for options by hand and get in touch. We can't guarantee that installers are available, and we won't share your details with them without asking you first.