Tariffs Regulation
The Main Distribution Activity Tariffs Regulation (Government Gazette, Series II, No 3067/26.09.2016) regulates the methodology used to specify the tariffs for the Main Distribution Activity, as laid down in the Code of Natural Gas Network Operation.
Tariffs for the Main Natural Gas Distribution Activity on Thessaloniki distribution network (Government Gazette, Series II, No 3490/31.10.2106).
Tariffs for the Main Natural Gas Distribution Activity on Thessalia Distribution Network (Government Gazette, Series II, No 3537/03.11.2106).
Click here to see the supplementary decision on RAE Decisions No 346/2016 and No 347/2016 (Government Gazette, Series II, No 444/15.02.2017).
The approved 2018 distribution tariffs for each category are listed in the tables below:
|
Thessaloniki |
Energy fee (€/MWh) |
Capacity fee (€/MWh/h) |
|
Residential |
0,0118718 |
0,4500581 |
|
Commercial |
0,0118718 |
0,4500581 |
|
Industrial |
0,0002871 |
1,8004585 |
|
Thessalia |
Energy fee (€/MWh) |
Capacity fee (€/MWh/h) |
|
Residential |
0,0129364 |
0,5217377 |
|
Commercial |
0,0129364 |
0,5217377 |
|
Industrial |
0,0003496 |
2,0872363 |
The tariffs are applied in accordance with Articles 17 and 18 of the Main Distribution Activity Tariffs Regulation in €/kWh for the energy fee and in €/kWh/h for the Capacity Fee, in accordance with the Code of Distribution Network Operation
Industrial Tariffs apply to Customers supplied with natural gas for industrial use, including cogeneration, whose actual consumption in the last twelve months was greater than 2,2 GWh per consumption site. These also include natural gas compression facilities (CNG).
Concerning Reserved Capacity and Capacity Fee:
A. For delivery points where no metering by the hour is carried out, the Maximum Technical Capacity of the natural gas Meter in kWh/h is used.
B. For delivery points where metering by the hour is carried out, the Distribution User’s capacity declaration-commitment for each Delivery Point in kWh/h, as Annexed to the Use Contract, is used for the relevant calculation.
Also, in accordance with Article 18(1)(A) of the Tariffs Regulation: ‘The Capacity Fee is calculated and invoiced per Distribution User who serves the Delivery Point concerned, based on Reserved Capacity, depending on the number of Days per Month on which the Delivery Point is active and the Use Contract is in force’. To apply this provision, the Capacity Fee is converted into a daily fee and is applied for the days on which the Delivery Point is active, and the Use Contract is in force. The above provision applies both for delivery points where metering by the hour is carried out and those where there is no metering by the hour.
In calculating the fees, the figures are rounded up to 4 decimal points, in accordance with the Tariff Approval Decisions, and the final fees are rounded up to 2 decimal points in €.
For delivery points where no metering by the hour is carried out, the following daily capacity fees are determined, assuming a rated calorific value of 11,15 kWh/Nm3.
For Delivery Points where no metering by the hour is carried out, the capacity fee is calculated for each Point separately, on the basis of the Hourly Reserved Capacity.
Click here to see the approval decision of the Regulatory Authority for Energy for applying the tariffs.
