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Green electricity prices The electricity production with all RES producing electricity is supported trough the feed-in tariff system. This system is foreseen for independent qualified producers [1] from which distribution companies [2] have to buy electricity on fixed prices (Official Gazette RS, no. 25/02) and with Decree on prices and premiums for purchase of electricity from qualified producers. Uniform annual prices for the purchase of electricity from qualified producers and uniform annual premiums (when independent qualified producer sells at uniform annual premium he get paid a sum of adequate premium and market price, which is not necessary higher as uniform annual price) for electricity that the producers are selling individually to the end consumer or via distributor are shown in the table below. In the table QPP refers to qualified power plant but the rest of text is talking about qualified power producer. Qualified power producer can own more different qualified power plants from which he can sell electricity with prices mentioned below regarding the type of power plant. It is foreseen that the prices will be changed once a year with government decree, taking into account the inflation and other relevant factors.
1 Independent qualified producer is a producer which in single object of production produces electrical energy with above average exploitation of cogeneration of heat and power or if he in economically and environmentally adequate way exploits wastes or RES. 2 Prices of electricity sold to the industrial consumers are set in individuals contracts with them and are market oriented. Prices for household and small consumers are set fixed and set from the government.
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