Mustafa Yılmaz, chairman of the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA), stated that they have lowered the electricity cap price in the free market from 4,200 TL per megawatt hour to 3,650 TL per megawatt hour, adding: “The price of electricity, especially in industrial establishments, which consumes electricity above the price of electricity sold on the free market, is 12 percent kakım of Feb. We expect the level to fall. used the phrase.
Yılmaz stated in his written statement that the downward trend in electricity prices will have a positive impact on the tariffs of all consumer groups.
Yılmaz pointed out that the above-mentioned cost-based decline in markets was mainly reflected in the industrial consumer group with large consumption, and said: consumers in a very short time. Thanks to the pool formed by the maximum transfer pricing mechanism, we continue to protect all consumers. ‘ have been considered.
Yılmaz pointed out that with the maximum price decisions that EMRA took first in April and then in October, the extraordinary cost increases in the international markets prevented negative reflections on Turkey and there was no problem with security of supply.
Yılmaz stated that EMRA, which closely monitors price movements in the market, made a crucial decision and said:
“At the beginning of the year, the Council lowered the electricity ceiling price from 4,800 lira per megawatt hour to 4,200 lira per megawatt hour, so it was announced that the cost of electricity would fall by 10 to 15 percent, especially in industrial establishments that consume electricity above the electricity price that sold on the open market.
With the Council’s decision, we have lowered the ceiling price for electricity on the free market from 4,200 TL per megawatt hour to 3,650 TL. We expect electricity costs to fall by 12 percent from February, especially in industrial sites that consume electricity above the electricity price sold on the open market.”
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Yılmaz stated in his written statement that the downward trend in electricity prices will have a positive impact on the tariffs of all consumer groups.
Yılmaz pointed out that the above-mentioned cost-based decline in markets was mainly reflected in the industrial consumer group with large consumption, and said: consumers in a very short time. Thanks to the pool formed by the maximum transfer pricing mechanism, we continue to protect all consumers. ‘ have been considered.
Yılmaz pointed out that with the maximum price decisions that EMRA took first in April and then in October, the extraordinary cost increases in the international markets prevented negative reflections on Turkey and there was no problem with security of supply.
Yılmaz stated that EMRA, which closely monitors price movements in the market, made a crucial decision and said:
“At the beginning of the year, the Council lowered the electricity ceiling price from 4,800 lira per megawatt hour to 4,200 lira per megawatt hour, so it was announced that the cost of electricity would fall by 10 to 15 percent, especially in industrial establishments that consume electricity above the electricity price that sold on the open market.
With the Council’s decision, we have lowered the ceiling price for electricity on the free market from 4,200 TL per megawatt hour to 3,650 TL. We expect electricity costs to fall by 12 percent from February, especially in industrial sites that consume electricity above the electricity price sold on the open market.”
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