Scandal: Z RRE sets tariffs based on higher market electricity prices

In the ZERE report, there are many concessions on how the average electricity price was received in recent months.

RER in its report has set the tariffs by taking for sample the highest energy price in the berze (where the price of energy is looked) and not an average for the entire month.

This shows that the ZERE has only been referred to one day and what has been the highest price of the 367 euro electricity, which it has used as a sample to compile new tariffs.

The average week-long annual price of the one-day market on the Hungarian Energy Stock Exchange, a market usually referred to for the region due to liquidity and geographic proximity, reached 376,44 E UR/MWh in the 51st week of 2021. Compared to average for the first week of 2021 (62.02) E UR/MWh), this represents a 563% increase. Similar increases occurred in other European energy exchanges, where most forecasts suggest price levels will likely not drop significantly before the end of the first quarter of 2022.”, the ZRE report said.

On this sample, which you were given the highest price of electricity, Z THE RHR has also proposed new, popularly opposed tariffs.

In the ReportThe ZRRE proposes that the fee for consumers by 800 kWh of electricity spent monthly will rise to 12.31 euros. While consumers who spend 1,000 kWh per month pay 24.62 euros more of the electricity price.

Meanwhile, protests on the part of opposition parties have also been warned of the expensive electricity.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Albin Kurti has said he understands the people's Briganga about new electricity tariffs while warning a media conference to reveal details about the government's position./Periscopi/