Pricing
Hybrid Pricing
A blended structure that fixes part of your load and floats the rest.
Definition
Hybrid (or blended) pricing combines fixed and indexed elements, fixing a portion of your volume while leaving some exposed to the market.
Detailed explanation
Layered strategies let buyers balance certainty and opportunity — for example, fixing 70% of expected load for budget stability while keeping 30% indexed to benefit if prices fall.
Why it matters
Hybrid structures give commercial buyers a middle path, tailoring risk to their specific tolerance rather than choosing all-or-nothing.
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