According to the draft published today by the regulator, this will rise by 1.26 lei, or 62.7 per cent, compared with the current price of 2.01 lei/kWh, approved in March.
The agency emphasises that this does not yet constitute an automatic increase in tariffs for households.
Previously, as reported by Logos Press, Energocom SA had requested an increase in the regulated electricity tariff of approximately 30 per cent – from 2.68 lei per kWh (the current tariff specified in the request) to 3.51 lei per kWh.
The new price applies to electricity supplied by Energocom to suppliers obliged to provide universal services, including Premier Energy and FEE Nord. It is not a tariff for domestic consumers, but is taken into account when calculating suppliers’ costs for purchasing electricity. These costs, in turn, form the basis for setting regulated tariffs for end consumers.
Currently, domestic consumers connected to low-voltage networks pay 3.56 lei/kWh in areas served by Premier Energy and 3.95 lei/kWh in the FEE Nord area.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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