E.ON Energie

A33 binomial tariff differentiated on hourly intervals and periods of maximum power usage

This is the most complex way of billing the active electricity in the approved invoicing system, which provisions the electricity billing on hourly intervals corresponding to peak, low consumption and normal hours, as well as the billing of power on hourly intervals corresponding to the peak hours and the remaining hours, taking into account the period of the maximum power usage.

It has three options:

It is made up of the following:

• Prices for energy on three hourly intervals (peak, normal and low consumption hours);
• Prices for energy on two hourly intervals (peak and remaining hours).

Information:

• The peak hours are the morning peak hours cumulated with the evening peak hours, according to the hourly intervals used for the A33 tariff, set up by ANRE.
• The remaining hours (for power) are the no consumption hours cumulated with the normal hours, according to the hourly intervals used for the A33 tariff, set up by ANRE.
• The normal and no consumption hours (for energy) are compliant with the hourly intervals used for the A33 tariff, set up by ANRE.
• The price of the power for the peak hours is applied to the highest average power recorded in a quarter of an hour, during load peak hours in the billing period.
• The price of the power for the remaining hours is applied to the difference between the highest average power recorded in a quarter of an hour during the remaining hours with load (normal and no consumption hours) and the highest average power recorded in a quarter of an hour during peak hours.
• If the power recorded during peak hours is higher than the one during normal and no consumption hours (the difference is negative), the price of the power during the remaining normal hours does not apply.
• The metering group has to have a meter that allows the metering of the power and the energy on three hourly intervals and to store the highest maximum power recorded on hourly intervals during the billing period.

Binomial differentiated A tariff

It represents one of the complex ways of billing the active electricity, which means the invoicing of the energy measurement units during load peak hours and remaining hours.

It is made up of the following:

• Prices for energy on two hourly intervals (peak and remaining hours);
• Prices for power on two hourly intervals (peak and remaining hours).

Information:

• The peak hours are the evening peak hours, according to the hourly intervals for the A tariff, set up by ANRE.
• The remaining hours are the daily hours outside the evening load peak hours, according to the hourly intervals used for the A tariff, set up by ANRE.
• The price of the power for the peak hours is applied to the highest average power recorded in a quarter of an hour, during load peak hours in the billing period.
• The price of the power for the remaining hours is applied to the difference between the highest average power recorded in a quarter of an hour during the remaining hours and the highest average power recorded in a quarter of an hour during peak hours.
• If the power recorded during peak hours is higher than the one during the remaining hours (the difference is negative), the price of the power during the remaining normal hours does not apply.
• The metering group has to have a meter that allows the metering of the power and the energy on two hourly intervals and to store the highest maximum power recorded on hourly intervals during the billing period.

Simple binomial C tariff

It represents a way of billing applied to the customers requesting a guaranteed contracted power in the billing period.

It is made up of the following:

• The price for the contracted power during the billing period;
• The price for the whole consumed energy during the billing period.

Information:

• The contracted power is provisioned in attachment 6 to the supply contract, previous to the billing period, being the highest power written down in this attachment.
• In case the maximum power metered during the billing period is higher than the contracted power, the price for the power is applied to the metered (actual) maximum power, which is the highest average power absorbed in a quarter of an hour during the billing period.
• In case the maximum power metered during the billing period, which is also the highest actual average power in a quarter of an hour during the billing period is lower than the contracted power, the price for the power is applied to the contracted period during the billing period.
• The metering group has to have a meter that allows the metering of the total energy and of the maximum power in a quarter of an hour during the billing period.

Monomial differentiated B tariff

It is the monomial tariff that differentiates energy on two hourly intervals.

It is made up of the following:

• The price for the energy during load peak hours, which is applied to the energy consumed during load peak hours, set up by ANRE;
• The price for the energy during remaining hours, which is applied to the energy consumed during remaining hours, set up by ANRE.

The metering group has to have a meter that allows the metering of energy differentiated on two hourly intervals during the billing period.

E1 – day/ night tariff

It is the complex form of the day – night tariff, which invoices electricity on two hourly intervals (the day intervals and the night intervals including Saturdays and Sundays).

It has the following components:

• The price for the energy consumed during the day hours of the working days (from Monday to Friday, inclusive);
• The price for the energy consumed during the night hours of the working days, Saturdays and Sundays are also treated as night hours.

Information:

• The day and night hours comply with the hourly intervals for the E1 tariff set up by ANRE.
• The metering group has to have a meter that allows the metering of energy differentiated on two hourly intervals, day and night, including Saturdays and Sundays in the billing period.

E2 – day/ night tariff

It is a simplified form of the E1 tariff, which invoices the electricity consumed during day and night hours.

It has the following components:

• The energy price for day hours;
• The energy price for night hours.

Information:

• The day and night hours comply with the hourly intervals for the E2 tariff set up by ANRE.
• The metering group has to have a meter that allows the metering of energy differentiated on two hourly intervals, day and night.

D tariff – simple monomial tariff

It is the simplest way of invoicing the electricity and it is only made up of the price for the whole consumed energy volume during the billing period.

The metering group has to have a meter that allows the metering of entire energy consumed during the billing period.

The tariff applied for the reactive energy – the monomial one

It is made up of the price for the reactive electricity consumed below a value set forth by the competent authority.

It has different prices on voltage levels: HV, MV and LV.

The reactive electricity is paid at a tariff regulated by ANRE. The tariff is the same for a voltage level, for both inductive and capacitive reactive electricity.