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This document discusses using an RTP interface in SAP to create an electricity rate with different rates for on-peak, off-peak, and maximum demand. The RTP interface uses two components, one to divide consumption into on and off-peak periods using time-of-use groups, and another to determine the maximum demand. Screenshots show the configuration of the RTP interface, components, operands, rate, profile, and billing documents.
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