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NAER approved an increase in the regulated price of electricity supplied by Energocom from 2 lei 29 bani to 3 lei 24 bani per 1 kWh.

NAER approved an increase in the regulated price of electricity supplied by Energocom from 2 lei 29 bani to 3 lei 24 bani per 1 kWh.

The tariff comes into force retroactively - from January 1. The decision to increase the tariff is due to the increase in the electricity tariff. As a reminder, the previous change in the regulated price took place on December 24, 2021, when NAER approved an increase in the regulated price for electricity supplied by Energocom by 13 bani - up to 2 lei 29 bani per 1 kWh. Energocom, the central electricity supplier, supplies the wholesale market with electricity produced by the respective power plants, which produce it from renewable energy sources, as well as electricity produced by the city's district heating plants. The total volume of electricity supplied by Energocom is up to 20% of the total volume of electricity sold on the wholesale electricity market. The regulated price of electricity supplied by the central electricity supplier is only one of the components on which the final consumer price is calculated and has a minor impact. // 28.01.2022 — InfoMarket

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