Energocom's energy purchases cost 16.5 million euros more in October
Energocom's average purchase price rose by almost 24.5% in October, and the company bought more energy than in September.
What it means for you
Premier Energy has asked ANRE to raise the household tariff by about 30%, to 4.64 lei/kWh. The request has not been examined yet. The purchase cost is included in the price you pay, but it is not yet visible on your bill.
What happened
Energocom, the company that buys electricity for suppliers on the regulated market, bought 298,516 MWh in October at an average price of 195.90 euros/MWh. In September it paid 157.42 euros/MWh for 266,565 MWh. The estimated cost of purchases rose by over 16.5 million euros, to about 58.5 million euros.
In short
- Energocom bought 298,516 MWh of energy in October, paying 38.48 euros more per MWh than in September.
- Imports made up 77.29% of the total, while locally produced energy made up 22.71%.
- Household consumers in the centre and south now pay 3.59 lei per kilowatt-hour, without VAT, and in the north 3.95 lei.
- The estimates do not include taxes, energy transport, capacity booking and other logistics costs.
- Premier Energy has asked the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) for a household tariff of 4.64 lei/kWh.
Original sources
- Energocom a cumpărat mai multă energie și la un preț mai mare în octombrie: Costuri suplimentare de 16.5 milioane de euro · in RomanianRead it on Moldova 1
- Energocom a cumpărat energia electrică mai scump în octombrie: Importurile au reprezentat 77% din total · in RomanianRead it on Radio Moldova
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