... No. Surpluses and deficits are not carried forward from one accounting period to another.
>Read more... Not the surpluses. You may, however, arrange for produced energy to be transferred to another metering point if that metering point is connected to the same transformer station as a self-sufficient supply device. Such relationships are regulated by the distribution operator.
>Read more... No. In accordance with the Decree on the self-sufficient supply of electricity from renewable energy sources, surplus electricity is transmitted unpaid to the seller. Nevertheless, GEN-I recognizes a discount for its customers in the amount of one monthly fee for every whole surplus MWh of
>Read more... You can calculate total consumed electricity by subtracting electricity transmitted to the network (as seen on the meter under item 2.8.0) from produced electricity (as seen in the application) and adding that difference to electricity drawn from the network (also seen on the meter under item
>Read more... No. The distribution operator, who remains unchanged even after a supplier switch, is responsible for taking readings.
>Read more... No. We recommend the submission of meter readings to customers who have yet to set up remote readings and wish to pay bills for actual consumption.
>Read more... There are multiple ways to submit meter readings: the simplest way is to submit meter readings via the Moj GEN-I portal. Open an account and begin to use the many advantages of digital business, such as the prompt submission of meter readings, a better overview of consumption, and simple and quick
>Read more... No. The metering point number is mandatory information for the submission of meter readings.
>Read more... For the issuance of bills for actual consumption, submit meter readings once a month between the last day of the current month and the 3rd day of the following month, inclusive.
>Read moreMonday to Friday: from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sunday and holidays: closed