Electricity for customers on regulated market by ENERGO-PRO
The regulated market is a market model in which electricity prices and supply conditions are determined and controlled by the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC). Its decisions are public and available at www.dker.bg.
The regulated electricity market in Bulgaria applies only to household end customers. They have the right to purchase electricity from an end supplier at prices set by the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC).
The final price includes energy, network fees and shipping. For non-domestic customers, the price is freely negotiated with licensed traders, and for domestic customers — it is approved annually by the EWRC for the period 1 July — 30 June.
Prices on a regulated market
Price Breakdown
Liberalization of the market
Transition to a free market
From July 2024, a process of transition to a free market begins, where prices are negotiated with traders.
Role of the regulated market
This process is mandatory under European directives and is irreversible.
Transition to a free market
For the time being, domestic customers remain at regulated prices, which guarantees protection of vulnerable groups, price stability and security of supply.
Scope of EnergoPro's activity in Bulgaria
Frequently asked questions
The EWRC determines the prices of electricity and network services for domestic consumers, regulates the conditions of supply and monitors the market balance.
Only households (household customers) have the right to purchase electricity at regulated prices. Business customers and institutions are in the liberalized market.
These are charges for access and transmission of electricity through the electricity transmission and distribution networks. They are paid by all customers — domestic and non-domestic.
Prices will be shaped by market conditions, but the EWRC will continue to apply compensations for a smooth transition to full liberalisation.
It is a licensed electricity supplier that sells electricity at regulated prices to household consumers.
Yes, every household can choose to buy electricity from a trader on the open market, but most customers prefer the regulated market because of price stability.
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