Activities in the electricity market are subject to tariffs. For this reason, Electricity Market Tariffs Regulation has been arranged.
The purpose of this Regulation; It is the determination of the procedures and principles regarding the preparation, examination, evaluation, determination, approval, publication and renewal of the tariffs subject to regulation in the electricity market.
There are seven types of tariffs arranged within the framework of this Regulation. These tariffs are connection tariff, transmission tariff, wholesale tariff, distribution tariff, retail sale tariff, market operating tariff and last resource procurement tariff.
The connection tariff consists of the connection fee to be applied by making a connection to the distribution system and based on the principle of non-discrimination between equal parties and the conditions regarding the implementation of the tariff.
The transmission tariff consists of the usage fee of this system, which will be applied to the users benefiting from the transmission system of the generated, imported or exported electrical energy without discrimination between equal parties, the transmission system operating fee and the conditions related to the implementation of the tariff.
Wholesale tariff consist of the technical and non-technical losses of distribution companies and electrical energy received from Electricity Generation Corporation within the scope of general lighting and wholesale price of the electricity to be purchased from Electricity Generation Corporation for the consumers whose tariff is subject to regulation by the assigned supply companies and the conditions regarding the application of the tariff.
The distribution tariff consists of the fees for the use of the distribution system to be applied to the users benefiting from the transmission on the electricity distribution system without discrimination between equal parties and the conditions for the implementation of the tariff.
The retail sale tariff consists of the retail price to be applied by the assigned supply companies to eligible consumers for the sale of electricity and/or capacity, taking into account the equality of the parties, and the conditions regarding the implementation of the tariff.
Market operating tariff consists of market operating fee and terms of implementation.
The last resource procurement tariff consists of the last resource procurement price to be applied for the sale of electricity supplied by the assigned supplier company to the final resource consumer group and the conditions regarding the implementation of the tariff.
There are documents that need to be submitted to EMRA when making a revenue regulation. These documents must be presented according to their relevance on the basis of the tariff type. These documents are regulated in Article 14 of the Regulation.
Legal entities subject to tariff regulation prepare their tariff proposals in accordance with the relevant legislation and in the format requested by EMRA and submit them to EMRA. EMRA may request all kinds of additional information and documents required during the examination and evaluation of the tariff proposals from legal entities or directly call the relevant legal entities for a meeting.
The legal entities that will apply for a license for the first time in order to carry out a regulated activity through the tariff are obliged to apply to EMRA at least 30 days before the date of their license application in order to obtain information about which information and documents will be requested for the tariff proposals within the scope of their license applications.