Decree No. 171 / 1982 Coll.
Decree of the Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy on the basic conditions of supply of electricity
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DECLARATION
Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy
of 15 December 1982
on basic conditions for the supply of electricity
The Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy, in agreement with the participating central authorities and the State Arbitration of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, provides pursuant to Section 392 (1) of Economic Code No. 109 / 1964 Coll., as amended by Act No. 37 / 1971 Coll., and as amended by Act No. 165 / 1982 Coll. amending and supplementing the Economic Code and pursuant to Section 18 of Act No. 79 / 1957 Coll., on the Production, Distribution and Consumption of Electricity (Electricity Act):
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Subject matter
This decree regulates the supply of electricity between socialist organisations; does not apply to supplies for export and from imports. This decree applies to the supply of electricity from small hydropower plants, unless otherwise provided for in the specific regulation.
Delivery and technical conditions
(1) The supply is satisfied by the transfer of electricity from the supplier's facility to the customer's facility.
(2) In the case of the collection of electrical work from a public service facility, a tolerance of + 1% and -5% of the contract value is permitted during the contract period. In the case of the supply of electricity from competitive power sources (hereinafter referred to as the "plant power plant ') to public distribution facilities, a tolerance of + 3% and -2% of the contract value shall be allowed in the contract period, unless the customer agrees with the supplier otherwise in the contract.
(3) In the case of frequencies, a tolerance of plus or minus ± 1 per cent of the value specified for the operation of interconnected electricity systems within the central dispatching organisation of the RVHP States; may be measured at any point in the sampling facility.
(4) For voltage of electricity tolerance is allowed according to technical standard. 1) The supplier is not obliged to comply with the permissible voltage tolerance at a time when the customer
(a) receives electricity having an effect of less than 0,95; or
(b) fails to respect the agreed value of the performer in the contract; or
(c) exceeds the agreed technical maximum of kW.
(5) The collector is obliged to make modifications on his device connected to the public distribution facility so that, due to the retroactive operation of the device on the energy network (distortion of the sinus flow of voltage and current, disproportionate loads and voltage fluctuations), it does not affect disproportionately
(a) the quality of electricity supply to other customers;
(b) mass remote control activity (HDO) .2)
(6) The collector is obliged to take measures to take electricity from a public distribution facility permanently with a value of an effector (cos fi) of 0,95 to 1, unless otherwise agreed in the contract. The supplier may at any time be satisfied by measuring compliance with the prescribed power factor.
(7) An organisation operating a plant shall be obliged to supply electricity to a public distribution facility at a daily time with a cosine value of 0,9, unless the relevant energy undertaking determines otherwise according to local network conditions.
(8) The collector shall not supply reactive power to the supplier's networks without his consent unless otherwise agreed in the contract.
(9) The collector shall not use electrical storage appliances for heating and heating of utility water without blocking the collection between 6 and 22 hours of Central European time, unless otherwise specified by the supplier. The collector shall not attach such appliances without the consent of the supplier. 3)
(10) The collector shall not use motor-powered electrical appliances for heating other than technological and utility water heating on working days from 7 to 11 hours and from 17 to 21 hours.
(11) The collector shall be responsible for the proper state of the collection electrical equipment and for compliance with the laws and technical standards, in particular safety related to such equipment. This shall be without prejudice to the rights and obligations of the customer as the user of the property or part thereof and its owner or, where applicable, the administrator, resulting from the right of use of the property or part thereof.
(12) Both the customer and the organisation operating the plant must not leave electricity to the downstream customers without consent, this consent will be given by the energy undertaking only in cases where their connection to the public distribution would be uneconomical. The downstream customer is obliged to maintain all the regulations and measures relating to electricity collection and management.
Collection and consumption management
(1) The Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy may, according to the development of the fuel-energy situation, set for certain periods of time for the management of electricity collection and consumption to the extent necessary, extended energy peak zones (4) for working days to fully cover the maximum load period of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic's electricity system.
(2) All customers and organisations operating the plant shall be required to monitor and follow the regular reports on the situation in the supply of electricity in the mass media.
(3) For the purposes of remote signalling, control and control of electricity consumption, e.g. by means of tone frequency impulses, the supplier is entitled to place a mass remote control receiver (HDO) or other control device in the customer's equipment.
ADJUSTMENTS OF ELECTRICITY FROM PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION INSTALLATIONS
Distribution of customers
(1) The organisations collect electricity from public distribution facilities as wholesale, medium-sized or retail customers.
(2) Large-scale customers are electricity customers connected to generator voltage connections or to a network of very high voltage or high voltage with one or more transformers (not including back-up transformers) with a total power input above 250 kVA.
(3) Central customers are electricity customers connected to a high voltage network with one or more transformers (not including back-up transformers) to a total power input of 250 kVA inclusive.
(4) Small customers are electricity customers connected to a low voltage network or a separate low voltage outlet from a transformer.
(5) A single sampling point shall be considered to be the collection of electricity from one customer on a continuous parcel forming a separate, space-closed and permanently electrically connected unit, even if it has multiple electrical connections. For billing purposes, the price list provisions shall apply to the point of collection.
(6) For the electric traction of CSDs and urban public transport, the electricity consumption of all power stations of one railway operator or urban transport undertaking from one supplier (regional energy undertaking) is considered to be one sampling point. For billing purposes, the sampling point shall be one supply station.
Economic contracts
(1) Following the outcome of the consultation of suppliers' customer relationships under the Specific Regulations (5) and within the deadlines set for the breakdown of the State Implementation Plan, they are required to:
(a) all wholesale customers whose heads of the ministries hold an electricity fund, submit to the supplier a confirmation of their superior authority of the amount of the allocated annual electricity fund and, in agreement with the supplier, carry out its division into each quarter;
(b) other wholesale customers discuss with the supplier the amount of the annual electricity fund and, in agreement with it, carry out its division into each quarter;
(c) the medium-sized customers discuss with the supplier the amount of the annual electricity fund and, in agreement with the supplier, make its division in each quarter.
(2) Small customers do not submit their electricity demand.
(1) Upon compliance with the conditions laid down for the connection of demand facilities to the electricity distribution facility (6), the new customer shall notify the supplier of the completion of the assembly works and submit an application for electricity. Prior to connection, submit a report on the initial revizi.7) The electricity demand application shall be accompanied by a certificate from the authorised organisation of the installation of the demand facilities with the retail customers. 8)
(2) Upon fulfilment of the conditions referred to in paragraph 1 and after the conclusion of an economic contract, the supplier shall be obliged to start the supply of electricity from the agreed date.
(3) Selectors shall submit a new electricity application to the supplier in the following cases:
(a) wholesale and medium-sized customers
1. when changing the rated transformer power,
2. in the case of the reconstruction of the sampling electrical equipment,
3. where the consumption is higher than the agreed maximum power (technical maximum) specified in the electricity demand application;
4. in the event of a change in the rate to be applied by the supplier in principle on 1 January of the following year for a period of at least one year;
(b) retail customers
1. when the required increase in the trailer value of 5 kW or more (the trailer value means the sum of the output of all electrical appliances as indicated on their label or light sources);
2. in the event of a change in the rate which the supplier has been making in principle since the beginning of the deduction period for at least one year.
(4) If the new customer takes over the premises in which the electrical equipment is connected to a public electricity distribution facility, he shall, at the latest 30 days before the start of the purchase, submit to the supplier a new electricity purchase application and, within 3 days of the receipt of the objects, notify the status of the measuring equipment (Paragraph 10 (1)) on the date of the receipt or within the same time limit, in writing that he does not intend to withdraw the electricity.
(5) By confirming the electricity demand application by the supplier, an economic contract for the collection of electricity from a public distribution facility is concluded with retail customers. The rules for the collection of electricity by the retail customer are set out in Section 8.
(1) Economic contracts for the collection of electricity with wholesale customers and medium-sized customers shall be concluded separately for each demand point. The formalities necessary for the creation of the contract are:
(a) a confirmed application for electricity;
(b) technical and delivery conditions which are normally agreed for an indefinite period;
(c) a sample diagram in which the subject matter and time of completion are agreed in particular.
(2) Wholesale and medium-sized customers are required to submit to the supplier a draft of the technical and delivery conditions on the form issued to them by the supplier on request at the latest 30 days before the start of the purchase. The supplier shall either confirm or comment on the proposal within 20 days of its receipt.
(3) Large-scale customers and medium-sized customers are required to negotiate a sample diagram with the supplier no later than 10 days before the start of the relevant contract period, exceptionally according to other time schedules of the supplier.
(4) Economic contracts concluded with wholesale customers shall cover the amount of electrical work and the amount of electricity in the contract period, which shall be quarterly and monthly for electricity. The following binding values shall be agreed in the sample diagram with large customers:
(a) the contractual quantity of electrical work for the relevant quarter and its breakdown for each month;
(b) the hourly performance of the contract or the hourly performance of the morning and afternoon shift of the working days;
(c) monthly contract 1 / 4 hours power kW (maximum),
(d) the values of the regulatory degrees adjusting the contractual level of electrical power in the case of the publication of regulatory measures under the single regulatory plan;
(e) where appropriate, other values agreed between the supplier and the customer.
(5) The subject of economic contracts concluded with medium-sized customers with a technical maximum of 150 kW or more is the quantity of electrical work and the amount of electricity in the contract period, which is quarterly and monthly for electricity. The following binding values shall be agreed with the following intermediate customers in the sample diagram:
(a) the contractual quantity of electrical work for the relevant quarter;
(b) contractual hourly performance in the morning and afternoon shift of working days;
(c) monthly contract 1 / 4 hours power kW (maximum).
(6) The subject of economic contracts concluded with medium-sized customers with which a technical maximum of less than 150 kW is agreed shall be the quantity of electrical work in the annual contract period. An integral part of the contract with these intermediate customers is a protocol with a nominal list of electrical appliances which must not be operated on working days between 7 and 11 and 17 and 21 hours.
(7) In exceptional and justified cases, customers may immediately, on the basis of a transfer note, ask the supplier to adjust the contractual quantity of electrical work, but at the latest:
(a) wholesale and medium-sized customers with an agreed technical maximum of 150 kW and more than 10 days before the end of the contract period;
(b) medium-sized customers with an agreed technical maximum of less than 150 kW 20 days before the end of the contract period.
(1) Small customers may withdraw electricity up to the annual consumption limit set.
(2) The basis for determining the annual electricity consumption limit of the retail customer shall be the actual consumption in the previous calendar year, but not more than the consumption limit fixed for that previous year.
(3) The Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy shall notify the central authorities of the retail customers and declare, for the following calendar year, in the mass media a guide for setting the annual consumption limit (Section 3 (2)).
(4) The consumption limit is fixed for each sampling point of the retail customer, even if the consumption is measured by several electrometers. The removal of electricity in the low load bands and separately measured shall not count in the limit.
(5) The obligation to set the annual consumption limit shall not apply to retail customers whose collection at the sampling point
(a) not exceeding 1200 kWh; or
(b) takes place in co-used premises and accommodation facilities; or
(c) is subsequently charged to citizens; or
(d) is intended for the operation of health care facilities, 9) social care facilities, 10) nursery schools, dormitories, boarding schools, student colleges, recreational facilities and pioneer camps; or
(e) it is intended exclusively for automatic equipment without permanent operation.
(6) In the case where the retail client during the previous year or during the current year:
(a) submit an application for electricity (Sections 6 (1), (3) and (4)); or
(b) increase or decrease the electricity consumption due to the increased or reduced use of its special-purpose equipment, the limit shall be determined by calculating the installed power consumption of the individual appliances used and the estimated most necessary use times.
(7) The consumption limit referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 or in paragraph 6 shall be determined by the retailer on the prescribed form. The consumption limit must be set within 1 month of the beginning of the current year or the change in the consumption ratios that occurred during the current year and confirmed by the superior authority of the retail customer. 11)
(8) At each sampling point, a documentary proof of the level of the annual electricity consumption limit shall be available for inspection purposes.
Withdrawal
(1) Any customer must notify the supplier in writing at the latest 30 days in advance and allow the supplier to carry out the final deduction, removal of measuring equipment (§ 10 (1)), or, where appropriate, other measures related to the termination of the collection.
(2) If the customer does not notify the end of the purchase or if the supplier does not allow the last deduction to be made, he is obliged to pay the electricity collected, including the reimbursement of the use of measuring equipment (§ 10 (1)), transformers, etc. until the application is filed by the new customer or the removal of measuring equipment.
Measurements and deductions
(1) The electricity collection from a public distribution facility is normally measured by the supplier at the point where the electricity is transferred from the supplier's installation to the customer's installation, according to the data of its own measuring, auxiliary and control equipment (hereinafter referred to as the "measuring equipment"), which the customer will install and connect for consideration. The location and type of measuring equipment as well as the method of measurement shall be determined by the supplier. The supplier may, if necessary, replace his measuring equipment fitted to the customer with his cargo.
(2) The collector shall, within the agreed time limit, adjust his sampling facility at the point of measurement of the electricity consumption as specified by the supplier, provided that this requires a deepening of the uniform management of electricity consumption and consumption.
(3) The collector shall ensure that the measuring equipment is not damaged or stolen, monitor its proper operation and report any defects in the measurement in writing to the supplier no later than 3 days after the detection.
(4) The collectors may, for their own use (for individual plant operations) and their load, install their own control and secondary electrometers connected behind the main electrical meter of the supplier and clearly marked. The state of these electrometers shall not be subtracted by the supplier and shall not require the consent of the supplier if they are not connected to the measurement transformers of the main measurement; However, the customer shall take into account their effectiveness in the installation, in particular in terms of creating standards of electricity consumption.
(5) The installation of customer measuring devices in cases where it is necessary to connect them to measuring transformers or to use the impulses and controls of the supplier's measuring sets is possible only with the consent of the supplier. This connection is made by the supplier on the customer's cargo.
(1) If the customer has doubts as to the accuracy of the measuring equipment data, he may request a check by the supplier in writing.
(2) The supplier shall replace the measuring equipment and carry out the test within 30 days of receipt of the customer's request. The test shall be carried out according to technical standards: 12)
(a) if it is found that the indication of the measuring equipment tested does not deviate from the actual value more than the technical standard, 12) the customer shall bear all the costs associated with its replacement and checking;
(b) if it is found that the measuring device indicates a value that deviates from the actual value more than the technical standard, 12) the beneficiary organisation shall pay an amount corresponding to the error in the data from the date on which the defect occurred and cannot be ascertained from the date of the preceding deduction. The costs associated with the exchange and checking of the measuring equipment shall be borne by the supplier in this case.
(3) If it is not possible to accurately identify the consumption of active (watt) electricity or the value of the consumption needed to calculate the performer during the time of fault on the measuring device, the supplier shall determine the necessary values according to the extent and type of failure:
(a) for wholesale and medium-sized customers on the basis of:
1. data of a comparable comprehensive period during the contractual period where the data were correctly measured;
2. invoicing values from the previous comparable period when the data were correctly measured;
3. the agreed values for the relevant contractual period;
(b) for retail customers on the basis of consumption during the same period of last year, adjusted according to the trend of electricity consumption.
(4) In the case of new purchases or changes in demand ratios, the supplier may determine the consumption according to the average consumption measured in subsequent periods, or other, with the customer in an agreed manner.
(5) If a failure occurred in the delivery of the device measuring the daily and night consumption, the whole consumption shall be determined from the last reading until the failure has been removed in the ratio of the daily and night consumption over the period during which the measuring device worked correctly.
(1) The electricity meter readings for active and, where applicable, reactive electricity shall be performed by the supplier as follows:
(a) for wholesale and medium-sized customers with an agreed technical maximum of 150 kW and more per month at regular monthly intervals;
(b) for medium-sized customers with an agreed technical maximum of less than 150 kW at regular monthly intervals, unless otherwise agreed in the contract;
(c) for retail customers, at no more than 12 months intervals.
(2) The electricity meter readings for measuring active and reactive electricity for the purpose of monitoring and evaluating electricity consumption and consumption shall be performed by the customer as follows:
(a) wholesale customers and medium-sized customers, with an agreed technical maximum of 150 kW or more, for which the output obtained is the subject of a contract and shall be measured only by an indicator of 1 / 4 kW maximum, shall carry out the exchange and consumption of electricity on working days at 6, 14 and 22 hours, shall carry out further in the hours when binding measures are applied to guide the collection and consumption of electricity, hourly deductions and shall keep a written record thereof. These exchange readings include a record of 1 / 4 of kW maximum. Exemptions from the obligation to carry out exchange and hourly deductions are permitted by the supplier according to the type of collection,
(b) wholesale and medium-sized customers, with an agreed technical maximum of 150 kW or more, for which the output generated is measured only by an indicator of 1 / 4 kW maximum and included in the regulatory plan, shall be required to perform hourly electricity readings and record thereof, provided that one of the stages of the single regulatory plan has been declared, determining compliance or reducing electricity consumption,
(c) wholesale and medium-sized customers who are obliged to carry out the reading of the electrometers referred to in points (a) and (b) shall be required to submit to the supplier written records of such deductions for the previous completed months when negotiating the sampling diagrams referred to in Article 7 (3).
(3) Wholesale and medium-sized customers with an agreed technical maximum of 150 kW or more are required to monitor and evaluate the hourly flow of electricity in the second Wednesday of the month and, moreover, on Saturday and Sunday after the second Wednesday of June and December. These customers are required to send a completed and validated statement to the supplier within 3 working days of the reference date. An incorrect or incomplete statement shall be deemed not to have been sent.
(4) Small customers are required to carry out regular monthly electricity deduction at each sampling point on the last working day of each month and to keep a written record thereof on the prescribed form; This does not apply to the withdrawals referred to in § 8 (5) (b) and (e).
Restrictions and interruptions
The supplier is entitled to limit or interrupt the supply of electricity:
(a) when carrying out planned repairs, maintenance and revision work on supplier's equipment, discussed with the customer at least 40 days in advance;
(b) when the voltage or type of electricity supplied changes;
(c) in the event of a natural disaster (e.g. storm, storm, fire, flood, landslide, frost, fog),
(d) in the event of the disposal of systemic and serious failures in the ČSSR electrical system;
(e) in emergency situations interfering with the operation of interconnected electricity systems within the Central Dispatcher Organisation of the States of the RVHP;
(f) in the implementation of regulatory measures under the single regulatory plan or in the failure to comply with them by the customer and in the implementation of the dispatching measures under the cut-off plan;
(g) if the customer's equipment does not comply with specific regulations to the extent that it may jeopardise the safety of life or property,
(h) prevent or prevent the supplier from accessing measuring instruments and electrical equipment;
(ch) where the customer has been found to have been incorrectly sampled;
(i) where the customer changes the number or connection or the agreed value of transformers used by the customer for direct collection of electricity from a public distribution facility without the consent of the supplier;
(j) if, within the agreed time limit, the customer does not comply with the supplier's order to remove defects in the demand electrical equipment, which may cause excessive losses in the consumption of electricity, an exceptional decrease or voltage fluctuations in other customers, or if it does not eliminate interference of the telecommunications equipment of energy, mass remote control, radio, television or other telecommunications equipment;
(k) if the customer leaves the electricity to other customers without the supplier's consent,
(l) if the customer's equipment has a lower performer than 0,7 or, where appropriate, a worse performer than agreed between the supplier and the customer and the customer has not complied with the supplier's invitation to improve it within the time limit;
(m) if the customer exceeds the power consumption (technical maximum) confirmed by the supplier in the electricity demand application;
(n) for the necessary operational reasons; However, at a time when the customer was entitled to receive electricity under the contract, this interruption may not exceed 15 minutes on a case-by-case basis, exceptional cases may be agreed in the contract individually according to the technical possibilities of the supplier,
(o) on grounds of non-payment of the electricity withdrawn to those customers who have not fulfilled their obligations even within an additional reasonable period which the supplier has provided them with warning that they will interrupt their supply.
(1) The restriction or interruption of the supply of electricity referred to in Article 13, except in the cases referred to in points (c), (d), (e), (f) and (n), shall be required by the supplier to notify all large customers in writing and, where appropriate, in a mutually agreed manner. The supplier is obliged to notify medium-sized customers of the restriction or interruption of the supply of electricity only in exceptional cases where the organisation has agreed on this in a contract for serious reasons.
(2) The exact date of the restriction or interruption of the supply of electricity for the implementation of the planned repairs, maintenance and operation work, discussed in accordance with Paragraph 13 (a), shall be required by the supplier to notify at least 10 days in advance to the large and medium-sized customers with whom he has agreed to this.
(3) If defects are detected on a collection electrical device that is directly life or property-threatening, the supplier shall disconnect the defective device immediately after the fault has been detected; if the customer is not present, he shall inform the customer immediately.
(4) The supplier shall notify customers in writing within 30 days of the approval of the building preparation documentation needed to make the change.
Unauthorised collection
(1) Unauthorised procurement shall be considered as:
(a) where the buyer receives electricity without contract with the supplier, except where the economic contract has not been concluded for the circumstances of the supplier;
(b) if the customer makes such arrangements that the measuring equipment does not either record the consumption of electricity or record it incorrectly to the detriment of the supplier, or if the customer uses the equipment so modified;
(c) if the customer leaves the electricity to other customers without the supplier's consent or withdraws the electricity for appliances the use of which is prohibited under special regulations, or uses a transformer of higher value than that specified in the electricity recovery application,
(d) if the customer damages the measuring equipment, its official or business seals or does not report accidental damage within 3 days of its detection;
(e) if the retail customer increases the connection value of his sampling facility by 5 kW or more without the consent of the supplier [Paragraph 6 (3) (b)],
(f) where the retail customer collects electricity at the point of collection without setting the limit of consumption, although it is subject to this obligation.
(2) The quantity of electricity unduly withdrawn for non-measured or incorrectly measured sampling shall be determined by considering:
(a) in the case of low voltage electricity customers, the label performance of all identified appliances not measured, improperly measured or used, multiplied by the time of use, corresponding to the facts found;
(b) for electricity users of high or very high voltage, the label output of all transformers for direct collection from a public electricity distribution facility for a period of 16 hours per day, unless another recovery period has been established;
(c) for wholesale and medium-sized customers, the agreed technical maximum.
(3) Daily consumption, as determined in accordance with paragraph 2, shall be multiplied by the number of days of unauthorised collection and, if the entire period of unauthorised collection cannot be ascertained, shall be charged for the entire last deduction period.
(4) If the number and type of appliances actually used cannot be ascertained for retail customers, the information provided for in the contract is to be determined on the basis of the calculation of the refund.
(5) The aggregate amount charged for the wrongful removal, incorrectly measured, shall be reduced by the amounts paid for the period of the wrongful collection.
(6) The amount calculated in accordance with paragraphs 3 and 5 shall be added to the costs of the acquisition of the illegal collection.
Property sanctions
(1) Non-delivery, withdrawal or exceeding of the contracted amount of electrical work shall be subject to periodic penalty payments for wholesale and medium-sized customers with agreed technology, at a maximum of 150 kW and on a larger quarterly basis, and for other medium-sized customers annually as follows:
(a) if the supplier does not deliver the quantity contracted for each sampling point, he is obliged to pay the customer a penalty of 0,50 CZK for each undelivered kWh,
(b) if the customer does not collect the quantity contracted for each sampling point, he shall be obliged to pay a periodic penalty payment to the supplier of the amount of CZK 0,50 for each kWh not recovered;
(c) where the customer exceeds the quantity contracted for each sampling point, he shall be obliged to pay the supplier a penalty of 2 CZK for each kWh exceeded.
(2) For failure to deliver or exceed the agreed electrical power, periodic penalty payments shall be fixed on a monthly basis as follows:
(a) if the supplier does not deliver the electrical power in kW contracted by the sampling diagram for each sampling point, or if it interrupts the supply of electricity for more than 15 minutes, in a continuous manner at a time when the customer has been authorised to withdraw the electricity according to the diagram, he shall pay the customer a penalty of 0,10 CZK for each non-delivered kW and hour;
(b) where a customer whose electrical output is measured only by an indicator of 1 / 4 h kW, exceeds the maximum contracted monthly quarter-hour power in kW in specified energy peak bands, or at an extra-peak time, where one of the stages of the single regulatory plan has been declared, determining compliance or reduction in electricity consumption, he shall be obliged to pay a penalty payment to the supplier of 300 Kcs for each kW exceeded,
(c) where a customer whose electricity consumption is measured by a device with a graphical registration (maxima, printmaxima or maxima) or where the process of the electricity consumption is detected by regular deduction of the relevant electrometer, the agreed sample diagram in the specified energy peak bands, or even at an extra-peak time, or not reduced if one of the levels of the single regulatory plan has been declared determining compliance or reduction in electricity consumption, is obliged to pay a penalty to the supplier,
- 5 CZK for each kW and hour when exceeded up to 5% of the value of the sample diagram,
- 10 CZK for each kW and hour when exceeded up to 10% of the value of the sample diagram,
- 20 CZK for each kW and hour when exceeding 10% of the value of the sample diagram,
(d) if the supplier, the State Energy Inspection Authority or the control authority of the Federal Ministry of Fuel and Energy at the time of the inspection finds that the customer with whom the contractual hourly performance has been agreed and whose consumption is measured only by an indicator of 1 / 4 kW maximum, has exceeded the specified energy peak zones, or even at the time of the non-top contracted hourly performance, or has not reduced it at the time of the publication of regulatory degrees or other binding measures determining compliance or reduction of electricity consumption, the supplier shall be obliged to pay for each observed case of excess penalty payment of the penalty.
- 5 CZK for each kW when exceeded up to 5% of the contract value,
- 10 CZK for each kW when exceeded up to 10% of the contract value,
- 20 CZK for each kW when more than 10% of the contract value is exceeded.
(3) For exceeding the set limit of consumption (Paragraph 8 (7)), the retail customer shall, within 30 days of the end of the year, calculate and pay a penalty of 4 CZK for each kWh exceeded, which shall be increased by 0,1% for each day of delay in late payment.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree No. 171 / 1982 Coll., on the Basic Conditions for Electricity Supply |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 17.12.1982 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.1983 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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