GEN-I Dinamični - Samooskrba za gospodinjske odjemalce

Who is it aimed at?

The price list is aimed at advanced household customers who track the day-ahead electricity prices themselves. The price list provides owners of solar power plants with approval to connect under the new scheme (after 1 January 2024) with access to dynamic electricity market prices for electricity consumption and the supply of surplus energy back into the network. The price for each hour is based on the SIPX index published on the BSP energy exchange with added mark-up.

The price list offers

✔ Known day-ahead electricity price
✔ Easy switching between price lists
✔ Purchase of electricity surpluses

Energy prices in €/MWh excluding VAT*:

Mark-up for consumption (€/MWh): 11,99
Mark-up for supply of electricity surpluses back into the network (€/MWh): -11,99

*The prices including VAT at 22% are given in the table below.

Validity

The price list takes effect on 2 October 2024, and shall remain valid until withdrawn or changed.

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Prices

The GEN-I Dynamic – Self-Supply for Household Customers price list is linked to the hourly day-ahead electricity trading price index on the BSP energy exchange in Slovenia (SIPX). It is published in the Day Ahead section of the BSP SouthPool Energetska Borza website. The hourly electricity price is equal to the sum of the SIPX* index and the mark-up.**

GEN-I Dynamic – Self-Supply for Household Customers	excluding VAT	including VAT (22%)
Mark-up for consumption (€/MWh)**	11,99	14,63
Mark-up for supply of electricity surpluses back into the network (€/MWh)***	-11,99	/

All customers on the GEN-I Dynamic – Self-Supply for Household Customers price list are supplied with 100% solar energy.
*SIPXhourlyi is the hourly price index of electricity on the Slovenian day-ahead electricity market and is equal to the marginal price calculated at an hourly auction for the Slovenian market (Day Ahead – BSP SouthPool Energetska Borza: bsp-southpool.com).
**The mark-up for consumption is added to the SIPX index hourly market price. It includes the supplier’s costs arising from balancing deviations, exchange transactions, labour costs and the costs of the supplier’s assumption of the risk of an upward price limit and the supplier’s margin for electricity supply.
***The mark-up for the supply of electricity surpluses back into the network is subtracted from the SIPX index hourly market price. The purchase of electricity surpluses generated by a self-supply unit is not subject to VAT.

Monthly fee

If you opt for electronic billing, you will enjoy an EKO discount that reduces your monthly fee.

Monthly fee (€/metering point/month)*	excluding VAT	including VAT (22%)
Monthly fee*	2,97	3,62
Reduced monthly fee if EKO discount is applied*	1,97	2,40

*The monthly fee is intended to cover some of the costs associated with GEN-I’s billing methods, investments in development and digital transformation of operations.

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Price list details

This offer and price list take effect on 2 October 2024 and shall remain valid, until withdrawn or changed, for household customers included in an individual self-supply system under the provisions of the Decree on Self-Supply of Electricity from Renewable Energy Sources (Uradni list RS, 43/22) and Chapter V (Self-supply of electricity from renewable sources, the connection of self-supply units and renewable energy communities) of the Promotion of the Use of Renewable Energy Sources Act (Uradni list RS, 121/21 and ff.). This price list does not apply to household customers included in a community self-supply system.

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.

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.

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.

Graph of trends in the hourly SIPX electricity price index in past years: