ENEL, the energy group that millions of Romanians depend on every day for the delivery of natural gas and electricity, has 2 notices with warnings for all those who are currently provided with energy delivery services, and this is because they must to know how the consumption benefited from is invoiced.
ENEL talks below about the way in which electricity consumption is invoiced at the price of 0.80 LEI, including VAT, or 1.3 LEI, including VAT, depending on the consumption we generate every month, so it is good to know this before wondering why you have an invoice of a certain value issued by the company.
The people from ENEL Romania are only implementing the legal provisions regarding the capping of electricity prices, and this is because the prices that the company normally charges are much, much higher than the capped ones, and this is known by many Romanians who benefit from its services.
ENEL Romania also explains on the invoices issued to Romanians how the price for electricity is calculated, but of course you can also find additional information on the company's website regarding the method of calculating consumption, and the prices charged, so if you want more details, you can enter there.
What are the categories of household customers who benefit from the capped final billed price of 0,80 lei/kWh (VAT included)? The capped final billed price of 0,80 lei (VAT included) applies to household customers whose monthly billed consumption at the point of consumption is between 100,01 and 255 kWh; electricity consumption between 255 and 300 kWh/month is billed at a maximum price of 1,3 lei/kWh, including VAT.
What are the categories of household customers who benefit from the capped final billed price of 1,3 lei/kWh (VAT included)? The capped final billed price of 1,3 lei (VAT included) applies to household customers whose monthly consumption at the point of consumption is greater than 300 kWh/month.
