The planned reduction of compensation by 57 percent will provide facilitating citizens and industrial consumers since currently paying electricity by prices that belong between the most in Europe.
Fees should fall with 6.65 cents per kilowatty, which will enable state subsidies from the Climate Fund of 6.5 billion euros, network operators 50Hertz, Amprin, Tennet and Transnetbw in the joint statement on Wednesday, Hina reports.
They also reminded that the reduction of compensation should have yet to be granted parliament within the new law that should be adopted by 5. December.
The electricity is in Germany due to fees for transfer, taxi and tax, which is an additional burden for large consumers in the industry and for the economy as a whole.
Citizens currently pay electricity at a price at approximately 40 cents per kilowatt, higher by 20 percent than in the period before the energy crisis, they say in the BDEW Energy Industry Association.
With the planned reduction in the transfer fee, the Coalition Government of Chancellor of Olaf Scholz plans to lower electricity tax on the European minimum, among other things, for industrial and the agricultural sector, the DPA news agency.
(Vijesti.ba)
