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The Tariff Regulation on the Basic Activity of Distribution (OGG B’ 3358/30.06.2022) regulates the methodology for setting the  Distribution tariffs as specified in the Distribution Network Operation Code.

 

The RAE's Decision RAE 1429/22.10.2020 (OGG B’ 4882/04.11.2020) approved the Required Revenue and the Distribution Tariffs for the Regulatory Period 2019-2022 .

 

By virtue of Decision RAE 1429/2020, concerning the provisions of article 16 of Tariff Regulation of the Natural Gas Basic Distribution Activity, for the annual adjustment of the Distribution Tariff Coefficients, for the year 2022, the following coefficients are applied:

 

 

Thessaloniki

Energy Charge (€/kWh)

Capacity Charge (€/kWh/h)

General (Residential/ Commercial)

0.0104175

0.3762818

CNG

0.0009400

0,0000000

Industrial

0.0001600

1.5055109

 

 

Thessaly

Energy Charge (€/kWh)

Capacity Charge (€/kWh/h)

General (Residential/ Commercial)

0.0106184

0.4340177

CNG

0.0007463

0,0000000

Industrial

0.0001544

1.7355690

The value of the percentage change in the average annual Consumer Price Index ΔCPIt-1, which will be applied for the year 2023, is equal to +9.5%, according to the relevant Press Release of month November 2022, published by the Greek Statistical Authority.

Based on this figure, from January 1st, 2023, and until the approval of the tariffs of the Regulatory Period 2023-2026, the following Distribution Tariff coefficients are applied:

Thessaloniki

Energy Charge (€/kWh)

Capacity Charge (€/kWh/h)

General (Residential/ Commercial)

0.0114072

0.4120286

CNG

0.0010293

0,0000000

Industrial

0.0001752

1.6485344

 

Thessaly

Energy Charge (€/kWh)

Capacity Charge (€/kWh/h)

General (Residential/ Commercial)

0.0116271

0.4752494

CNG

0.0008172

0,0000000

Industrial

0.0001691

1.9004481

The Distribution Tariffs are applied in accordance with Articles 17 and 18 of the Tariff Regulation on the Basic Activity of Distribution in €/kWh for the Energy Charge and in €/kWh/h for the Capacity Charge, pursuant to the Distribution Network Operation Code.

 

Industrial Tariffs apply to End Consumers supplied with natural gas for industrial use, including co-generation, whose actual consumption in the last twelve months was greater than 2.2 GWh per consumption site. CNG Tariffs apply to natural gas compression facilities (CNG).

 

With regard to Hourly Reserved Capacity and Capacity Charge:

 

A. For non-hourly metered Delivery Points, the Maximum Technical Capacity of the natural gas Meter in kWh/h is applied.

 

B. For hourly metered Delivery Points, 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 par. 1 (A) of the Tariff Regulation: "The Capacity Charge is calculated and billed per Distribution User who serves the specific Delivery Point, based on the Reserved Capacity, and depending on the number of Days of the Month during which the Delivery Point is represented by a Distribution User and the Use Contract is in valid". To apply this provision, the Capacity Charge is converted into a daily charge and is applied for the days during which the Delivery Point is represented by a Distribution User, and the Use Contract is valid. The above provision applies for both hourly and non-hourly metered Delivery Points.

 

For the calculation of Energy and Capacity Charges, figures are rounded up to 4 decimal points and the final charges are rounded up to 2 decimal points in €.

 

The Capacity Charge is calculated for each Delivery Point separately, based on the Hourly Reserved Capacity and assuming, for non-hourly metered Delivery Points, a rated calorific value of 11.15 kWh/Nm3.

 

For previous Distribution Tariffs Decisions RAE 346/2016 and 347/2017, click below:

 

 

  • Click here to see the supplementary decision on the RAE's Decisions 346/2016 and 347/2016 (OGG B’ 444/15.02.2017).

 


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On 30/09/2023, the merger of the Distribution Network Operations EDA THESS and EDA ATTICA was completed with their absorption by the Distribution Network Operator DEDA, which becomes the universal successor of all rights, obligations and in general all legal relations of the absorbed Operators.