The National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) has introduced an order requiring electricity buyers to pay a deposit of 5% or 10% of the contract value, depending on the duration of the deliveries. The measure aims to reduce the risks of contracting without real intention to purchase, ensuring a fairer and more stable market. In addition, the contract price will no longer be subject to changes based on variations in transportation tariffs, and the minimum number of eligible partners in the continuous double-trading market will be reduced.
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ANRE: Companiile care cumpără energie electrică acum, cu livrare în viitor, vor fi obligate să plătească un avans sau să constituie o garanţie minimă la momentul semnării contractelor încheiate
ANRE adoptă ordinul prin care cumpărătorii de energie electrică vor fi obligați să plătească un avans sau să constituie o garanție minimă la momentul semnării contractelor încheiate pe piețele la termen
ANRE adoptă un ordin care impune avans sau garanții pentru cei care cumpără energie electrică acum, cu livrare în viitor
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