Energy supply as part of Daily Energy Planning
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Energy supply as part of Daily Energy Planning
The losses of electricity distribution grid,
The charging of charge representatives for the Subaccount of Electricity Market of the Special Account of R.E.S and High Performance Electricity and Heat Co-generation Station of the Interconnected System and Grid
(Article 23 L. 4414/2016)
The charges for the incremental bills
(Bill 2, Bill 3)
The charge based on weighted variable cost of thermal conventional power stations
(Special Account Charge under Article 143 L.4001/2011)
And the costs of the Sufficient Power Guarantee Mechanism,
as defined in the Code of Electricity Transactions (decision by RAE 56/2012, Government Gazette B 104/2012), and laid down in the applicable legislation.
| ΧΧΣ | ΧΧΔ | UTILITIES | Special duty of gaseous pollytants emissions reduction (ΕΤΜΕΑΡ) | |||||
| Single Fixed Charge (ΜΠΧ) |
Single Variable | Single Fixed Charge (ΜΠΧ) |
Single Variable Charge (ΜΜΧ) |
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| Category | Charge Power (€/MW Charge Power per month) |
Charge (ΜΜΧ) | Charge with the Power Connection (Clients without Hourly Metering) (€/kVA/year) |
Charge with the average power at the Peak (Clients with Hourly Metering) (€/kVA/year/cosφ) |
Without Reactive power (Clients without Hourly Metering) (€ cents/kWh) |
By measurement Reactive power (Clients with Hourly Metering) (€ cents/kWh/cosφ) |
Single Charge (€/MWh) | Single Charge (€/MWh) |
| Clients Medium Voltage | 3.240 | - | 42,826 | 0,413 | 4,14 for > 13GWh/year 6,91 for < 13 GWh/year | 2,47 for > 13GWh/year 8,78 for < 13 GWh/year | ||
| Medium Voltage Farmhouses with Hourly Metering | - | - | 5,46 | 8,6 | ||||
For XHS, additional discounts are applied (see KDESMIE's XHS Charges manual, par. 3.3) according to the methodology described in the relevant manual
For the determination of the Network Peak Load Periods of par. 1 of article 134 of the Management Code of EDDIE, for the calculation of the Network Usage Fee (NUS) according to article 22 of the Usage Fees Manual Network, the following peak periods apply (The Network Peak Load Periods apply only to working days.
They do not apply for Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays):
| Table 1. Peak Network Load Periods | ||||||
| Starting day | Expiration day | Time start | Time expiry |
Time start | Time expiry |
Numbers of hours per day |
| 1η January | 15η February | 10:00 | 14:00 | 18:00 | 21:00 | 7 |
| 16η February | 15η May | 10:00 | 14:00 | 4 | ||
| 16η May | 15η August | 11:00 | 17:00 | 6 | ||
| 16η August | 15η November | 12:00 | 14:00 | 19:00 | 21:00 | 4 |
| 16η November | 31η December | 10:00 | 14:00 | 18:00 | 21:00 | 7 |
Charges
The above charges do not include VAT. 6%.
Regulated tariffs are the same for all consumers, depending on the invoice category, regardless of the supplier they have chosen, and relate to the charges borne by all consumers using electricity infrastructure (i.e. electricity transmission system charges, electricity distribution grid charges and public utility charges). The Special Duty of Gaseous Pollutants Emissions Reduction shall additionally be invoiced in the regulated tariffs. Other Charges refer to charges relating to the orderly functioning of the market, the Transmission System management and the ensuring of power sufficiency.
Other Third-Party Charges
The following charges are levied on all consumers, regardless of the supplier they have chosen, they are collected on the consumption bills and are attributed to the Treasury:
(a) Excise Duty (L.3336/05)
(b) Special Fee L. 2093/1992 (Fee for execution of customs operations)
(c) Municipal charges – Municipal Taxes – Real estate tax (L.25/1975, L.2130/1993)
(d) ERT (Government Gazette 44A/29.04.2015)
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