E.ON, the electricity and natural gas supplier company with millions of customers in Romania, is telling its customers in a new very important information about what they should know right now, and this is because it explains on its website how the consumption invoice is created.
E.ON explains in detail on its website how both electricity and natural gas bills are divided, and this is because there are multiple elements due to which these bills have high values, and it is important that people know what hides behind them when they receive them.
The prices that E.ON Romania charges for electricity are different from those of other suppliers, in particular, Hidroelectrica, so it is important to look very carefully at what is explained in the image below, you can get an idea of what you pay.
E.ON Romania has on its website a variety of information regarding the prices for electricity and natural gas, and before accepting an offer for a contract, it is important to look carefully at all the information that is offered by to the company for us.
Before it reaches your home, energy is produced, purchased and transported, and then distributed through an infrastructure of pipes or cables. To reach your home, energy travels from the producer to the distributor and then to the supplier.
All these activities are found on the invoice and, like a domino effect, influence the payment amount. They are billed by your supplier E.ON, but are paid further to the companies that manage them. Let's understand step by step what the price you pay is made up of!
The supply tariff, or active energy, is only part of your total bill. In the free market, it is no longer subject to ANRE regulations. The costs related to distribution and transport, green certificates and the contribution for cogeneration are also included in the invoice and remain components regulated by ANRE. Regardless of the provider you choose, the regulated component rates are the same.
