MEPSO requires an increase in its service price by more than 97 per cent, as part of the procedure for determining the new electricity price that will be in force by January 1st next year.

MEPSO’s request has been submitted to the Energy Regulatory Commission, which must review the energy companies’ proposals and determine the new prices.

However, the main impact on the final price of electricity for households will be ESM’s offer — the price at which the state company will sell electricity to universal suppliers. EVN Home.

Actually, EMV sells electricity to EVN Home at a price of 65 euros for megawatts per hour. If this price is changing, this may be reflected in calculating the price of the final price paid by consumers.

MEPSO’s request for an almost double price for the service raises the question of what the overall effect on electricity bills will be. However, only an increase in the MEPSO service price by 97 per cent does not mean electricity bills for households will also increase by the same percentage. The final price will depend on the KRRE decision, the price at which EMV will sell electricity, as well as other regulated costs involved in bills. /Telegraphy/