The explanation of the bill is given using the example of a bill for a prosumer from the household category.
The total debt represents the sum of the cost of calculation power, the cost of the guaranteed supplier, the value of consumed electricity, the fee for the incentive for privileged electricity producers, the fee for improving energy efficiency, the fee for calculation access to the system for the difference between taken and consumed electricity, excise duty and VAT, as well as the public media service fee.
Taken electricity (item 13 in the bill) is the energy that the prosumer took from the grid.
Delivered electricityа (item 14 in the bill) is the energy that the prosumer delivered to the grid.
Consumed electricity (item 17 in the bill) is net electricity, which represents the difference between the energy taken and the energy delivered (from the current calculation period and surpluses from previous periods (item 16 in the bill). If, after calculating the consumed energy, there are still surpluses of delivered energy, they are carried over to the next month (item 18 in the bill) until 31 March of the following year, when the surpluses are cancelled.
See example below:
| Taken electricity (item 13 in the bill) | Delivered electricity (item 15 in the bill) | Surpluses from previous periods (item 16 in the bill) | Consumed electricity (item 17 in the bill) | Surpluses for next period
(item 18 in the bill) |
Higher Tariff
(ВТ) |
403 |
1394 |
611
| =(403-1394)-611=0 kWh
(-1602 kWh remaining surplus)
|
= -(403-1394-611)=1602 kWh |
Lower Tariff
(НТ) |
287 |
17
|
0 | =(287-17)-0=270 kWh + 0 surplus |
0 |
