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What advantages does membership in GEN-I’s solar community bring me?

... By becoming a member of GEN-I’s solar community, household customers reserve their place for the long-term lease of solar power plant panels intended for the community’s self-sufficient supply. That lease will guarantee you independence from electricity price fluctuations on international markets,

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Will I save by joining the community?

... By joining the GEN-I solar community, you will become independent of electricity price fluctuations on international markets, as by leasing solar power panels from the community’s solar power plants you will become completely self-sufficient. You will thus cut your electricity costs by 60–75%.

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Where will you set up solar power plants and when?

... Community solar power plants will be set up throughout Slovenia.

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Can I withdraw from the solar community?

... If you change your mind and wish to withdraw from the community, please inform us accordingly at elektrika@gen-i.si, and we will refund the entire registration fee.

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What does the €10 registration fee cover?

... By paying the registration fee, you reserve yourself a place for the long-term lease of solar panels from power plants that will be included in the self-sufficient supply community in the future. We will construct power plants with a total output of 10 MW throughout Slovenia for this purpose and

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Electrical energy

... Answers to all your questions about electrical energy in one place.

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Network charges

... All information about the new Network Charging Act.

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How will the network charge be calculated?

... All users of the transmission or distribution system pay a network charge for the electricity they consume from the network at a given point of consumption and transmission. The network charge is calculated separately for the associated capacity (kw) and the electricity consumed (kwh). Under the

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What is agreed capacity?

... The agreed capacity for system users with a connected load of less than or equal to 43 kW is determined by the electricity system operator as the average of the three peaks of time block 1 in the last 12 months prior to the determination of the agreed capacity, and for system users with a connected

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What is excess capacity?

... Excess capacity is the metered consumption in excess of the agreed capacity. It is determined on the basis of the achieved capacity of the system user in excess of the agreed capacity, as measured by a recorder of the 15-minute peak electricity consumption in each time block. The excess power will

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