These are the ZERE's reasons for the recommendation for the price of electricity.

Thursday, Z. The RRE has published the report on maximum access granted to new tariffs.

It has not been known how much growth will be. The report is expected to be released in March, as it will be in public consultation from today.

To the report the sides could present their comments, writes Periscope.

ZRRE has published two public discussion reports: Consultative report for Max's permissional access under PR3 Periodic Review for O The Third Rule Period (202327) and the Consultative Report for the Maxable Access to the annual FSHU Fit for 2023.

KESCO application for extraordinary review

THE December 5, 2022, has accepted the request for the extraordinary consideration of the Maksimal License for the Universal Service provider (FSHU). According to ZRE, among other things, in her request the FSHU stresses that the dominance of high import prices, their instability and inadequacy of revenues have forced F The U.S. to operate below cost by making its financial situation difficult.

Based on the request of the FSHU, the main indicator for overcoming the material threshold is based on the lack of realised revenues and higher costs by large compared to the envisioned ones. The following table has shown an impact on HLM of the extraordinary event according to the FSHU assessment:

The ZRR has reviewed the FSHU's request for extraordinary review, and has agreed that the actual data testifies to overcoming the threshold of materiality and has reacted in time to begin the extraordinary review. “However, due to the delivery date of this application, and its implementation process, the efficiency of extraordinary review will be the same as that of regular annual adaptation. Conform regulation for FSHU entry will take into account the continuing effects of extraordinary events (passing the threshold of materiality) on regular annual adjustments”, the report says.

As explained in chapter 2 of the Report Consultative for Allowed Maxime Access under RR3 Periodic Review for O The 3rd Regulatory Period (2023-27), the maximum allowed revenues of operators are co-ordinated in the middle of regulatory years to reflect changes in the projected and realised values of certain cost components.

The rules for establishing maximum access to the distribution system (Rule for OSSH Enters), Article 7 for extraordinary considerations, when costs realised differ from those envisioned to a measure of a default material threshold which in Kosovo is set to be 5% of the Maxable access then Z. THREE is obligated to consider these effects on future annual adjustments. Data provided by O SSH testifies to overcoming this threshold of materiality and Z The RRE has already launched the process of extraordinary tariff screening. In normal circumstances, tariffs would be changed only during regular annual adjustments. Because of the submission date of this application, and its implementation process, the efficiency of extraordinary review will be the same as that of regular annual adaptation”, the report said.

Even though the correcting factor of revenues (KREV) summarizes the differences between costs and revenues allowed during 2022, Z The RHR has presented estimates of the annual HLM adaptation to this chapter, which is organized as follows:

) Subcapital 7.1 represents the index of inflation costs;

) Subcapital 7.2 addresses costs adjustment;

) Subcapital 7.3 addresses unregulated revenues;

) Subcapital 7.4 addresses KREV; and,

) Subcapital 7.5 addresses HLM emergency review

7.1 Index with the inflation rate

According to Tatar methodology, some components of the OSCE costs must be indexed annually to reflect the annual inflation rate. The inflation rate takes into account the harmonised Consumer Prices Index published by Eurostat. The value released in January 2023 for 2022 is 8.4%

The costs influenced by the index in inflation have been offered in the following table:

7.2 Adjusting Loss Costs

The costs of buying energy must be adjusted annually to reflect changes to projected and realised entry values. The main changes stem from changes to realised energy purchase prices and realised power flow volumes on the grid. Changes in the cost of buying energy are being repaid with interest between the OSSH and consumers.

Adjusting the costs of losses has been summed up next.

Table 14 Adjusting Loss Costs

7.3 Unregulated Incomes

Incomes from unregulated resources adapt during the regulatory year to reflect the differences between their projected and realized values.

The value of revenues from the services excluded after the interest rate application results in 8.77m euros, so this value will be returned to consumers through PRR3 tariffs.

7.4 KREV-tractor Income corrective

All differences between current allowed costs and allowed revenues are adjusted

through the correct factor of the revenues. The annual adaptations of the Maksimal Lakes for 2022 are summed up through KREV, which are then carried to RR3.

Adaption for the 2022 regulatory year is provided on the following table:

Table 15 corrector of revenues

KREV sums up all the components of the costs, including those described above, that adapt to inflation. The difference in costs and revenues resulting from bars as a profiled in the 2023-2027 regulatory period.

7.5 OSSH's extraordinary review of HLM

The extraordinary considerations are regulatory tools used for tariff interventions when the costs accomplished differ from those envisioned to a extent that a predetermined threshold of material. This threshold of materiality in Kosovo is set to be 5% of the Maksimal Releases. Z THE RR has already completed two extraordinary tax reviews.

O SSH on December 5th 2022 has submitted the request for extraordinary review of distribution tariffs as a result of increased energy costs for waste purchase. After cost assessment, Z The RRE has concluded that the deviation has surpassed the Prug of Materiality and, on January 11, 2023, the parties announced the start of extraordinary review. Application SSH, and Z position THREE for the impact of extraordinary reviews, are offered in this sub-capital of the consultative report, structure as follows:

) Sub-captain 7.5.1 represents the OSSH's assessment of the extraordinary review;

) Subcapital 7.5.2 represents ZRE assessment;

7.5.1 OSH application for extraordinary consideration

THE December 5, 2022, issue has accepted a request for the extraordinary examination of the Entrances of

Maximum permission for distribution System Operator (OSS). Among other things, in her request

O Ssh emphasises that the prevalence of high import prices, their intensability and inadequacy in revenues have forced the OSSSA to operate at cost by making its financial situation difficult.

Based on OSSA's request, the main indicator for exceeding material thresholds is based on the lack of revenues realised by O SSh, this mainly because the tariffs for the use of O network SSS has been applied from February 9th 2022, which has presented the fastest possible access to these tariffs.

The following chart has shown an impact on HLM of the extraordinary event according to the OSSH assessment:

Table 16 Peg of Materiality

7.5.2 Z assessment RRE for the impact of rising energy purchase costs

The ZERE agrees that actual data testifies to exceed the threshold of materiality and has reacted in time to launch extraordinary review.6, however, due to the date of the surrender of this application, and its implementation process, the efficiency of extraordinary review will be the same as that of regular annual adaptation.

Conform Rule Rules for Entering O The SSH will also take into account the continuing effects of extraordinary events (that exceed the threshold of materiality) in this periodic review. /Periscopi/