Energocom asks for electricity price rise of over 30%
Energocom has asked ANRE to raise the regulated electricity price to 3.51 lei per kWh, an increase of 83 bani.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
If ANRE approves the request, electricity will cost 83 bani more per kWh. No date has been given for the regulator's decision. The final price will be the one the agency approves.
What happened
SA Energocom, the central electricity supplier, has asked the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) to raise the regulated price to 3.51 lei per kWh. The increase is 83 bani, or over 30%. The regulator will examine the calculations and decide on the proposed price.
In short
- In the first nine months, Energocom bought almost 795 million kWh of renewable electricity worth 1.79 billion lei.
- For the last quarter, the company forecasts purchases of about 314.5 million kWh at a cost of 1.3 billion lei.
- The calculated price for this year is 2.84 lei per kWh, falling to 2.75 lei after including last year's deviations.
- The total volume for 2026 is estimated at over 1.1 billion kWh, costing more than 3 billion lei.
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