What is National Tariff?
The tariff to which the end users are subjected who are below the Free Consumer Limit published by the EMRA in certain periods or who do not exercise the right of Free Consumer and whose annual consumption drops below 50 million KWh for residential subscribers, 7 million KWh for agricultural consumers and 1 million KWh for other consumer groups is called as the National Tariff.
STEPPED TARIFF FOR RESIDENCES
With effectiveness as from 01.03.2022, electricity consumptions of the subscribers whose tariff type is residential single phase low voltage are billed on the basis of the stepped tariff which is calculated in consideration of the consumption quantities within the frame of the national tariff published by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA).
Two stepped billing is applicable within the scope of the recently effectuated tariff. The main criterion is the electricity consumption quantity in the billing period and the unit prices for low/high steps are designated by the EMRA. The consumptions up to a certain limit will be billed on the basis of the Low Consumption Step being the first step whereas the consumptions above this limit will be billed on the basis of the High Consumption Step being the second step.
The daily average consumption is calculated by dividing the total consumption in KWh as shown in the bills into the number of days of consumption. The calculated daily average consumption limit is 8 KWh. If your daily average consumption is or below 8 KWh, then the bill amount is calculated by multiplying it with the low step price. Your greater consumption than 8 KWh, on the other hand, is calculated and billed by way of multiplying it with the high step price.
You can access to the explanation of the EMRA about “Pro Rata and Step Practices in the Calculation of Electricity Bills” here.STEPPED TARIFF FOR BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
With effectiveness as from 01.03.2022, electricity consumptions of the subscribers whose tariff type is commercial single time low voltage are billed on the basis of the Stepped Tariff which is calculated in consideration of the consumption quantities within the frame of the national tariff published by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA).
You can access to the National Tariff published by the EMRA here.
Two stepped billing is applicable within the scope of the recently effectuated tariff. The main criterion is the electricity consumption quantity in the billing period and the unit prices for low/high steps are designated by the EMRA.
Last Source Supply Tariff
According to the provisions of the Communique on the Regulation of Last Source Supply Tariff as published in the 20.01.2018 dated and 30307 issue numbered Official Gazette, the tariff to be applied for the subscribers whose total consumption of 2019 exceeds 7 million kilowatts hour will be the Last Source Supply Tariff as of 01.01.2020. Pursuant to the Board Decree published in the 02.04.2022 dated Official Gazette, the current consumption quantities for this tariff was designated to be 50 million kilowatts hour per year for residential subscribers, 7 million kilowatts hour for agricultural consumers and 1 million kilowatts hour for the other consumer groups. The Last Source Tariff price is calculated by adding the profit margin to the total sum of the weighted PTF average of the respective month and YEKDEM price.
