ANRE has approved an order obliging electricity companies to pay a deposit when signing contracts to buy electricity on the stock exchange to prevent speculation.
Vlad Nahoi
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The National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) has adopted an order requiring electricity companies to pay a deposit or set up a minimum guarantee when signing energy contracts on the stock exchange. The measure, designed to stop speculative practices by traders, provides for a 5% deposit for deliveries of more than 6 months and 10% for deliveries of up to 6 months. It will help stabilize the market and ensure buyers' financial responsibility.
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Companiile din energie, obligate să plătească un avans când cumpără electricitate pe bursă / Președintele ANRE: Este timpul ca „băieții deștepți” să devină corecți
DECIZIE Avansuri sau garanții de până la 10% la tranzacțiile angro cu energie electrică, inclusiv pentru descurajarea ''speculatorilor'' ce ''acaparează'' cantități mari
DECIZIE Avansuri sau garanții de până la 10% la tranzacțiile angro cu energie electrică, inclusiv pentru descurajarea ″speculatorilor″ ce ″acaparează″ cantități mari
Final: ANRE impune avans de 5% sau 10% plătit de cumpărător, sau garanție echivalentă, în tranzacțiile cu energie de pe piețele cu livrare în viitor – surse
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