The Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) informs all interested parties that it has published for public discussion the Consultation Report 'Evaluation of Allowed Revenues for DH Termokos JSC, for the 2022/2023 heating season.
This document presents ERO evaluations on the content of the application as well as the proposal for the Maximum Allowed Revenues for the 2022/2023 season, therefore does not represent a final decision of ERO Board.
Energy Regulatory Office has published the Consultative Reports on Input Values for the Regulatory Period 2023 – 2027 for the Transmission and Market System Operator (OST/OT-KOSTT) and the Distribution System Operator (OSSh-KEDS).
Comments on these reports can be submitted by September 28, 2022 to the email ero.pricing-tariffs@ero-ks.org or in hard copy to the following address:
Energy Regulatory Office– Department of Prices and Tariffs
Street: Bekim Fehmiu (Former Fazita building), floor: 2, Pristina, 10000, Kosovo
The Eleventh (XIth) Session of ERO Board
In the eleventh session of the Board of Energy Regulatory Office held today, on 05.09.2022, the ERO Board reviewed 17 requests for granting the authorizations for construction of solar panels for self-consumption, with an installed capacity of 678 kW.
On 12 August 2022, Universal Service Supplier (USS) has provided to the Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) proposal on electricity fees for consumers who are supplied under conditions of universal service (regulated consumers). This proposal comes as a result of the request for an extraordinary review of the Maximum Allowed Revenues by USS.
ERO is reviewing the reasonableness of USS proposal and in the next days will inform the public about actions that will be taken by the regulator.
On 19 July 2022, the Electricity Supplier, charged with the public service obligation as a Universal Service Supplier (USS/KSCO), submitted an official request to the ERO for the opening of the Extraordinary Review of Maximum Allowed Revenues for USS. USS bases its request on operating below the cost, due to the lack of the subsidy committed by the Government of the Republic of Kosovo and the increasing trend of prices in the wholesale electricity markets.
