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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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How will the capacity be calculated?

... Calculation of the capacity for system users for whom the 15-minute metering of the electricity consumed is recorded: In order to encourage active consumption and appropriate use of the electricity network, the capacity of system users for whom the 15-minute metering of the electricity consumed

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How will the network charge be calculated in the event of a meter data failure?

... The excess capacity network charge will not be charged for the billing interval during which the 15-minute electricity metering was not provided. If the system user is provided with 90% or more of the relevant billing measurements in a given month, the provisions of the system operating

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How will the network charge for self-supply be determined?

... Self-supply under the current annual netting system: An end user who already has a self-supply contract or who is about to join a self-supply system under the annual netting system will now be charged the network charge as follows: Capacity network charge: (based on the metered electricity

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What are time blocks?

... The act also provides that the tariff rates for the network charge vary according to the high (November to February inclusive) and low (March to October inclusive) seasons and within the day (several time blocks), separately for working days and non-working days. There will be five-time blocks with

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Can the capacity be changed?

... The system user may change the capacity that they are notified about by the electricity system operator in the network charge bill or by the supplier in the single bill for the months of June, July, and August until 20 September of the current year by notifying the electricity system operator of

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Floods 2023

... Help for households that have suffered damage in floods.

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What will the price of electricity be for household consumers who have been affected by floods?

... GEN-I has responded to the initiative of the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy by reducing (from 1 August 2023 to 31 December 2023) the prices of electricity for household consumers who suffered damage due to flooding. Said lower price of electricity will amount to EUR 0.00100/kWh

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When will I benefit from the lower price of electricity?

... A central register is currently being set up at the national level. Lists of beneficiaries who will be able to pay lower prices of electricity due to the damage suffered will be prepared on the basis of said register. Since procedures are currently pending, we will invoice the costs for all

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My property has been completely destroyed. Do I have to pay my electricity bill?

... TThe consumers whose properties were completely destroyed and where electricity consumption is not possible due to damaged electrical installations will not have to pay for the supplied electricity from 4 August 2023 until their electricity supply is restored. If the electricity supply is restored

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