Price list details
A household customer who signs a dynamic price contract is directly exposed to fluctuations in wholesale prices, which are changeable and unstable. This can lead to savings when wholesale prices fall and higher prices when wholesale prices rise.
Since the prices in this price list are linked to the wholesale market, customers may enjoy lower prices compared to those offered by ordinary contracts, but are also subject to the risk of unpredictable price rises. There are many factors that lead to price fluctuations, such as weather conditions, the energy crisis or political events, all of which can lead to greater financial uncertainty over the long term.
To limit the risk of wholesale price increases, the GEN-I Dynamic – Household Customers price list employs a cap on the value of the SIPX index. If prices exceed this level, the difference is covered by the supplier.
Graph of trends in the hourly SIPX electricity price index in past years:
The offer and price list take effect on 2 October 2024, and will remain valid, until withdrawn or changed, for the individual (independent) supply of electricity to household customers, but not to the supply of electricity to common areas of multi-apartment buildings.
The new Decree Setting the Price of Electricity (Uradni list RS, No 96/2024, hereinafter: the Decree) came into force on 16 November 2024. It set the maximum permitted retail price for electricity for household customers for the period from 1 November 2024 to 28 February 2025.
For the purpose of calculating electricity consumption between 1 November 2024 and 28 February 2025, the maximum permitted retail electricity prices under the Decree shall be applied directly on the basis of the Decree for the entire monthly consumption of a household customer who meets the conditions under the Decree for the period of validity of the Decree and to whom the GEN-I Dynamic – Household Customers price list effective from 2 October 2024 (or the regular price list applicable to household customers) applies.
Under the Decree, the maximum permitted tariff prices for the entire monthly consumption of electricity between 1 November 2024 and 28 February 2025 of those household customers who meet all the conditions under the Decree will be:
| Maximum permitted tariff prices from 1 November 2024 to 28 February 2025 (€/kWh)* | excluding VAT | including VAT (22%) |
| Peak tariff (PT) | 0,08400 | 0,10248 |
| Off-peak tariff (OT) | 0,07000 | 0,08540 |
| Single tariff (ST) | 0,07700 | 0,09394 |
Under the Decree, the maximum permitted tariff prices for the entire monthly consumption of electricity between 1 November 2024 and 28 February 2025 of those household customers who meet all the conditions under the Decree will be:
The Decree amending the Decree on the Method of Determining and Charging Levies to Support Electricity Production from High-Efficiency Cogeneration and Renewables (Uradni list RS, No 96/2024, hereinafter: Decree on the CHP and RES Levy) came into force on 16 November 2024. It extended the exemption from the payment of the CHP and RES levy for household customers and households customers included in a self-supply system to 28 February 2025.
The tariff prices on all price lists published on this page do not include excise duty for electricity, the costs of the network charge, the energy-efficiency levy, the levy for ensuring support for the production of electricity from high-efficiency cogeneration and renewable energy sources (the high-efficiency and renewable sources levy), the levy for the functioning of the market operator or any other charges levied by central government.
