Import tariff
Electricity import tariff is set by GNEWRC. Current import tariff set by GNEWRC’s (resolution #33, dated December 4, 2008) is marginal and is determined with the following formula:
T =(T imp. X E + U cust. +U serv. + U
reg. + U bank.)/E,
Where:
T - Marginal Tariff of the
Electricity Import (GEL/kWh);
T
imp. – The
electricity cost ( GEL/kWh) determined by appropriate contract or the
electricity exchange coefficient;
E – The volume of actually
imported electricity (KWh);
U
cust. – Fee
established for the Customs Service (GEL);
U
regul. –
Regulation Fee (GEL);
U
serv. -
Service cost of The Electricity System Commercial Operator, Ltd (in case of
the import carried out by the The Electricity System Commercial Operator, Ltd
U serv. = 0)
U bank – Bank Guarantee Service
Fee (GEL), submitted by the qualified enterprise to the foreign enterprise for
the electricity import in Georgia. (The amount of bank
guarantee shall not exceed the two months sum of the contractual amount of
import. Herewith, bank guarantee fee, for first calculation period, shall not
exceed 0, 50% of the guarantee amount, and for each following calculation
period shall not exceed 0, 20% of the guarantee amount. One-time actual
expenses of bank guarantee, incurred prior to the commencement of import, shall
be reflected in the first calculation period of the import, and all other
expenses determined by bank guarantee agreement shall be reflected in import
tariff according to
the relevant calculation
period, when expenses
actually incurred.)
