Connection fees from 1st June, 2017:
There are two ways to determine connection to the grid price:
1. Public procurement. This method is applied if increased permissible capacity exceeds 500 kW. In that case household consumers pay 20 %, other consumers (except household) – 40 %, producers of electricity – 100 % of contractor's working price. Also, for project preparation household consumers get 40 %, other consumers – 10 % discount.
2. Formula and Commission approved fees. This method is applied if increased permissible capacity does not exceed 500 kW. Formula:
Price = Fee for 1 kW * Increased permissible capacity + Fee for 1 m
* Shortest geometrical distance from connection point to consumer object
Connection fees approved by Commission (100 %):
| I group (PC < 50 kW, no network reconstruction or project needed) | 19,23 | - |
| II group (PC < 100 kW, network reconstruction and project needed) | 102,79 | 21,28 |
| III group (100 <= PC <= 500) | 48,86 | 20,88 |
Household customers pay 20% of the approved connection fee:
| I group (PC < 50 kW, no network reconstruction or project needed) | 3,85 | - |
| II group (PC < 100 kW) | 20,56 | 4,26 |
| III group (100 <= PC <= 500) | 9,77 | 4,18 |
Example:
Permissible capacity – 15 kW
No reconstruction or project needed
Connection price = 3,85 Eur * 15 kW= 57,75 Eur
All other consumers except household consumers pay 40% of the approved connection fee:
| I group (PC < 30 kW, no network reconstruction or project needed) | 7,69 | - |
| II group (PC < 50 kW) | 41,12 | 8,51 |
| III group (50 <= PC <= 100) | 19,54 | 8,35 |
Example:
Permissible capacity – 15 kW
Network reconstruction and project needed
Shortest geometrical distance – 20 m
Project is prepared by consumer.
Connection price = 41,13 Eur * 15 kW + 8,51 Eur * 20 m = 787,15 Eur
Archive:
prices valid from June, 2016,
prices valid from June, 2015,
prices valid from June, 2014.
