Decree of the Ministry of Industry and Trade No. 169 / 1995 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Industry and Trade setting out the details of the conditions of electricity supply and the method of calculating the damage caused by the supplier by the unauthorised collection of electricity
Valid
Order
Effective from 15.08.1995
169
DECLARATION
Ministry of Industry and Trade
of 27 June 1995
laying down details of the conditions for the supply of electricity and the method of calculating the damage caused by the supplier by the unauthorised collection of electricity
The Ministry of Industry and Trade pursuant to Article 45 (6), having regard to Articles 15 and 22 of Act No 222 / 1994 Coll., on the Terms and Conditions of Business and on the Performance of State Administration in the Energy Sector and on State Energy Inspection ("the Act '), provides:
Subject matter
This decree sets out in more detail the conditions for the supply of electricity to the demand facilities, the method of detecting and evaluating the power factor, the method of calculating the share of the supplier's cost effectively incurred in connection with the connection and the provision of the required power input and the method of calculating the damage caused by the supplier by the unauthorised collection of electricity.
Distribution of customers and sampling points
(1) The distribution facility for the supply of electricity is divided into lines and power stations at a voltage level of 400 kV and 220 kV (hereinafter referred to as the transmission system), distribution lines of 110 kV, high and low voltage and electricity stations of these voltage levels (hereinafter referred to as the distribution system), intended for the supply of electricity to several customers, including facilities for securing their activities.
(2) A collection electrical device (hereinafter referred to as a sampling device) is the electrical equipment of the customer for the final consumption of electricity connected to the distribution equipment either directly or by an electrical connection.
(3) Power collectors whose demand facility is connected to a distribution facility are divided into the following categories:
(a) a customer of category A - whose demand facility is connected to the supplier's transmission system or supplier's distribution system with a voltage above 52 kV ("very high voltage");
(b) a buyer of category B - whose demand facility is connected to a supplier's distribution facility with a voltage between phases of 1 kV and 52 kV (hereinafter referred to as "high voltage"),
(c) a customer of category C - whose demand facility is connected to a supplier's distribution facility with a voltage between phases of up to 1 kV (hereinafter referred to as "low voltage") and whose collection is not used for the purpose indicated for category D customers,
(d) a buyer of category D - whose demand facility is connected to a supplier's distribution facility with a voltage between phases of up to 1 kV and whose supply serves to satisfy its personal needs and the personal needs of its household members.
(4) The sampling point is:
(a) for customers of categories A and B, the sampling facilities of one customer constituting a separate, space-closed and permanently electrically connected unit located on a continuous parcel;
(b) for customers of categories C and D, the sampling facilities of one customer, the sampling of which is measured by one measuring device.
Conditions of connection
(1) The requirement to connect a new sampling point and increase the reserved power shall be made on a prescribed form, the model of which is annexed to No 1 of this Order.
(2) The method of connection shall be determined taking into account the size of the power input, the required reliability of supply and the nature of the network feedback:
(a) for appliances with impact and non-linear variable characteristics, in particular engines with a heavy start, fluctuating current sampling or frequent fastening, X-ray instruments and tomographs, welding devices with a rated power input greater than 2 kW;
(b) for customers of categories C and D, the connection of individual appliances with a rated power input of 10 kW and above and electrical appliances shall be discussed if their aggregate rated power input including appliances already connected exceeds 5 kW.
(3) The method of connecting electrical heating and hot water preparation appliances, the operation of which is controlled by a mass control system or switching clock, other than flow water heaters with power input up to 3 kW, shall be determined prior to their entry into service.
Detection and evaluation of the performer
(1) The determination and evaluation of the performer concerns the categories of customers A, B and C.
(2) For the purposes of the calculation, the results of the measurement of active and reactive energy in the same time periods shall be used.
(3) The detection and evaluation of the performer shall be carried out either by an instrument for measuring the instantaneous value of the performer or by calculating the values of the electrometers for measuring active and reactive energy.
The share of the customer in the supplier's cost-effectively incurred associated with the connection and the provision of the required input
(1) The customer's share of the supplier's cost effectively incurred associated with the connection and the provision of the required input shall be that part of the cost as defined in paragraphs 5 and 6 and calculated in accordance with Annex 2.
(2) The requested input is the customer's demand for the amount of the input for the new sampling point or the increase of the reserved input of the current sampling point.
(3) The reserved power input is the value of the electric power input agreed with the supplier for the sampling point. On the basis of this value, the share of the customer in the supplier's cost effectively incurred in connection with the connection and the provision of the required power.
(4) The increase in the reserved power of the current sampling point is expressed as:
(a) for customers of categories A and B by increasing the existing reserved power;
(b) for customers of categories C and D, by increasing the nominal value of the circuit breaker in front of the measuring device compared to the value specified in the contract.
(5) The share of the customer in the cost-effectively incurred by the supplier associated with the connection of the sampling facility to customers of all categories identified in accordance with the specific regulation1) shall be negotiated separately for each case and shall be a maximum of 60% of these costs.
(6) The share in the supplier's cost-effectively incurred, linked to the provision of the required input for the customer's sampling points of all categories connected to the supplier's equipment, shall be determined by the calculation set out in Annex 2 to this Decree.
(7) The value of the circuit breaker in front of the category D customers' measuring devices, to which only the basic share payment is applied, as set out in Annex 2, shall be:
(a) 25 A for housing purchases,
(b) 16 A for the collection of recreational objects,
(c) 6 A for other sampling.
(8) In addition to the values of the circuit breaker referred to in the previous paragraph, the reimbursement of the share of costs associated with the provision of the required power input shall be determined as set out in Annex 2.
(9) The amount of the share in the cost of securing the required input, calculated in accordance with paragraph 6 for customers of categories C and D, shall be reduced to:
(a) 40% for single-phase connected sampling points;
(b) 34% for accumulation heating.
(10) The reserved power shall relate to the sampling point for which it was contracted. In the case of a contractual reduction of the technical maximum or the value of the main circuit breaker before the electrometer to a value lower than that of the reserved power consumption for more than 24 months, the value of the reserved power input shall be reduced to that value.
(11) In case of termination of the purchase and contractual relationship, the reservation of power will last for 12 months.
(12) The payment of the customer's share of the supplier's cost effectively incurred in connection with the connection and the provision of the required input will not be applied to individual customers in cases where the total reserved input has been paid by another natural or legal person within the site.
(13) The supply to the customer will be technically allowed up to the amount of the reserved power.
Electricity supply
(1) The supply is satisfied by switching electricity from the supplier's distribution facility to the customer's demand facility.
(2) Electricity is supplied in a quality consistent with the recommended technical standards, except where:
(a) is withdrawn with an effect other than that provided for by law or agreed with the supplier;
(b) the value of the reserved power is exceeded;
(c) at the time of collection, the limits of permissible negative feedback laid down by the technical standard are exceeded;
(d) it is an emergency under Section 12 of the Act.
(3) The following supporting documents shall be submitted to suppliers before the connection of the new or the increase in power of the existing sampling facility or when it is extended, no later than 30 days before the required start-up date:
(a) the specification of the sampling point on the supplier's form, the specimen of which is annexed to No 1 of this Order;
(b) a valid report on the revision of the sampling facility;
(c) technical documentation of the sampling facility corresponding to the actual implementation;
(d) the consent of the owner of the property concerned,
(e) proof of payment of the customer's share of the supplier's cost effectively incurred in connection with the connection and ensuring the required input.
(4) Where a three-phase connected appliance or appliance with higher quality requirements for electricity than those laid down in technical standards is part of a sampling facility, they may only be connected if they are protected by appropriate technical means designed to limit the negative effects of the following:
(a) loss of voltage of a phase for three-phase appliances;
(b) voltage oscillators for voltage sensitive appliances and uninterrupted power supply;
(c) frequency changes for appliances sensitive to such changes.
(5) The supply of electricity will start within the deadline specified in the contract.
(6) Electricity collected under the contract cannot be delivered to another.
(7) If there is a defect in the measuring equipment of such a nature that the quantity of electricity collected cannot be determined, that quantity shall be determined according to the amount of consumption in the comparable period during which the consumption was properly measured. If consumption cannot be determined in this way, the quantity of electricity collected shall be determined in addition to the amount of consumption in the following period.
(8) If the customer does not have access to the measuring equipment for the purpose of performing the periodic deduction, electricity consumption shall be accounted for according to the consumption of the previous comparable period or the values agreed for the relevant period. If the customer does not have access to the following deduction, the supply of electricity may be interrupted after prior written notice.
(9) If there is a restriction or interruption of delivery due to a defect in the sampling facility, the delivery will be renewed on the basis of the customer's order after the removal of the causes of the restriction or interruption.
Method of calculating the damage caused by the supplier by the unauthorised collection
(1) In the cases referred to in Section 22 (1) of the Act, the daily quantity of electricity unduly collected (hereinafter referred to as "daily consumption") for customers of categories A and B shall be calculated as follows:
(a) the nominal output of all transformers intended for direct electricity collection shall be multiplied by 16 hours, unless a longer recovery period has been established;
(b) for the calculation, the power factor value shall be equal to one;
(c) the maximum value of a quarter-hour power input shall be the technical maximum if not agreed, the sum of the rated power output of all transformers shall be considered the technical maximum;
(d) the value of 0 kW shall be considered as the agreed power.
(2) The technical maximum is the value of the average quarter-hour power consumption which the customer may withdraw from the supplier's distribution facility by contract.
(3) Daily consumption for customers of categories C and D is calculated as follows:
(a) the nominal value of the main circuit breaker shall be used for the calculation before the measuring device and 16 hours for use in time, unless a longer recovery period has been established;
(b) in the case of non-installation of the circuit breaker in front of the measuring equipment, the sum of the rated inputs of all the identified appliances shall be multiplied by the use length of 16 hours, unless a longer use period has been determined;
(c) where the rated power cannot be ascertained, the nominal intensity of the distribution facility to which the relevant sampling facility is connected shall be based.
(4) The total electricity consumption over the duration of the undue collection shall be calculated by multiplying the daily consumption determined in accordance with paragraphs 1 and 3 by the number of days for which the undue collection lasted. If it is not possible to determine the duration of the unauthorised collection, it shall be deemed to have lasted from the following day after the last periodic deduction of the measuring equipment by the supplier.
(5) The total compensation incurred by the supplier is calculated by multiplying the total electricity consumption determined in accordance with paragraph 4 by the price indicated in the electricity supply contract. In cases of undue electricity collection without a contract concluded, compensation shall be calculated by multiplying the total consumption by the relevant electricity price, as determined by the price list in force on the date of the finding of undue collection.
(6) Where the total electricity consumption referred to in paragraph 4 and the total compensation referred to in paragraph 5 cannot be determined, the compensation shall be calculated in accordance with the table set out in Annex 3 to this Decree.
(7) The amount of compensation shall be increased by the costs associated with the detection of unauthorised collection and the interruption and renewal of supply. These costs are evidenced by calculations.
(8) The method of calculation referred to in paragraphs 1, 3, 5 and 6 shall apply mutatis mutandis to cases where the electricity consumption was carried out by the customer at a rate for which the customer does not meet the conditions and consumption cannot be objectively established.
(9) The amount of remuneration shall be determined in accordance with the table set out in Annex 4 to this Decree for damage to the individual parts of the measuring device or to the non-measured parts of the distribution or sampling device against tampering.
Transitional and final provisions
For withdrawals agreed with customers before the entry into force of this Order, the value of the reserved power shall be considered as:
(a) for customers of categories A and B, the value of the technical maximum;
(b) for customers of category C, the value of the circuit breaker in front of the measuring equipment agreed in the contract, corresponding to the agreed input in the power supply contract;
(c) for category customers D the value of the circuit breaker in front of the measuring device as indicated in the electricity demand application valid on the date of entry into force of this decree.
Efficacy
This decree shall take effect on the day of its publication.
Minister:
Ing. Long CSc. v. r.
Příloha č. 1
Annex No 1 to Decree No 169 / 1995 Coll.
Application to set up a new sampling point - to increase installed power
Příloha č. 2
Annex No 2 to Decree No 169 / 1995 Coll.
Method of calculating the customer's share of the supplier's costs associated with securing the required input
The amount of the customer's share of the supplier's costs associated with the provision of the requested power input shall be determined as follows:
N = Z + (P - S) .J / Kč /,
where:
N - amount of customer share in CZK
Z - basic share of customer in CZK according to the table below
P - Required value of the reserved power expressed in terms of:
(a) for customers of categories A and B in kW
(b) for category C and D customers in A
Note:
When selecting the required value of the reserved power, the following limits shall apply:
1. The required value of the reserved power shall be identical to the standard degree of the security element in front of the measuring device.
2. For customers of category D, household consumption up to and including 25 A, holiday accommodation up to and including 16 A and other up to and including 6 In addition, only the basic share (N = Z) is applied.
S - the current value of the reserved power for customers of categories A and B expressed in kW and for customers of categories C and D expressed in A, subject to the condition for a given sampling point:
S < P
For category D customers, S will be used Smin
Smin- the value to which only the remuneration of the basic interest referred to in Article 5 (7) applies.
J - the customer's unit share of the supplier's costs incurred for ensuring the required input according to the table below:
| Kategorie odběratele | Typ spotřeby | J | Z | Smin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 1 800 Kč/kW | 0 | 0 | |
| B | 1 800 Kč/kW | 0 | 0 | |
| C | do hodnoty 16 A vč. | 900 Kč/A | 0 | 0 |
| nad hodnotu 16 A | 1 800 Kč/A | 0 | 0 | |
| D | Bytová spotřeba | 25 A | ||
| do hodnoty 25 A vč | 0 | 450 Kč | ||
| do hodnoty 35 A vč. | 450 Kč/A | 450 Kč | ||
| nad hodnotu 35 A | 1 350 Kč/A | 450 Kč | ||
| D | Rekreační objekty | 16 A | ||
| do hodnoty 16 A vč. | 0 | 1 350 Kč | ||
| nad hodnotu 16 A | 1 350 Kč/A | 1 350 Kč | ||
| D | Ostatní - garáže, zahrádky apod. | 6A | ||
| do hodnoty 6 A vč. | 0 | 1 350 Kč | ||
| nad hodnotu 6 A | 1 350 Kč/A | 1 350 Kč | ||
Příloha č. 3
Annex 3 to Decree No 169 / 1995 Coll.
Amount of compensation for undue electricity consumption
| a) | u odběratelů kategorie A | 500 000 Kč |
| b) | u odběratelů kategorie B | 250 000 Kč |
| c) | u odběratelů kategorie C: | |
| - při třífázovém připojení odběru | 50 000 Kč | |
| - při jednofázovém připojení odběru | 20 000 Kč | |
| d) | u odběratelů kategorie D: | |
| - při třífázovém připojení odběru | 25 000 Kč | |
| - při jednofázovém připojení odběru | 10 000 Kč |
Příloha č. 4
Annex No. 4 to Decree No. 169 / 1995 Coll.
Amount of compensation for damage to tampering devices
For an individual case of damage of:
| a) | odběratel kategorie A | do 100 000 Kč |
| b) | odběratel kategorie B | do 75 000 Kč |
| c) | odběratel kategorie C | do 10 000 Kč |
| d) | odběratel kategorie D | do 5 000 Kč |
1) Act No. 526 / 1990 Coll., on Prices, as amended by Act No. 135 / 1994 Coll.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Industry and Trade No. 169 / 1995 Coll., laying down details of the conditions of supply of electricity and the method of calculation of the damage caused by suppliers by the unauthorised collection of electricity |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 15.08.1995 |
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| Effective from | 15.08.1995 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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