Net billing: charges & export value
Imported energy is charged. Exports create euro credit, not kWh credit.
Energy inputs & charge period
Initial energy values are editable illustrations. The worked example uses assumed prices, not verified fuel or export rates.
Use current minus previous readings, or the period totals on your bill. Solar used directly in your home is neither imported nor exported.
Required: enter the applicable rate from your supplier bill or contract. No official rate or default is supplied. An explicit zero is allowed.
Fuel adjustment assumptions
Your energy & credit
Import charges and export value are separate illustrations. No final payable, closing euro credit or forfeiture is calculated. Export price is user-entered.
Export value is not calculated. Enter a valid export price and opening credit; no price is assumed.
Fixed charges are not included. Allocation for arbitrary periods is unverified; no proration is assumed.
Using bundled fallback tariff data; the current list is unavailable or loading.
Fuel adjustment is not included. A verified EAC fuel adjustment rate is not available for this billing period. Your estimated total may differ materially from your actual electricity bill. To include fuel adjustment, enter the revised rate shown on your EAC bill.
If the applicable fuel adjustment is positive, your actual bill may be higher than this estimate. A negative fuel adjustment may reduce the amount.
Import charge components · not a complete bill
| Electricity generationOfficially verified800 kWh × €0.1789/kWh | €143.12 |
| Fuel adjustmentExcluded or unavailable | Not included |
| Network usageOfficially verified800 kWh × €0.0393/kWh | €31.44 |
| Meter data managementExcluded or unavailable | Not included |
| Electricity supplyExcluded or unavailable | Not included |
| Public service obligationOfficially verified800 kWh × €0.00051/kWhRate per CERA Decision 407/2024, as published by EAC. Reduced PSO charges for eligible vulnerable consumers are not modelled. Net billing: charging PSO on all imported kWh is an assumption, not an officially verified charge base. | €0.41 |
| RES & ES FundAwaiting verification800 kWh × €0.005/kWhNet billing: charging the RES & ES Fund on all imported kWh is an assumption, not an officially confirmed charge base. | €4.00 |
| Components using verified rates · before VAT | €174.97 |
| User-entered / unverified assumptions · before VAT | €4.00 |
| VATAwaiting verification€178.97 × 5% | €8.95 |
Excluded charges are not treated as zero. This total covers included charges only; the actual bill can be higher.
Not a complete or official EAC bill. Rate status does not verify all charge bases; fuel applicability, RES contribution and VAT approval still need confirmation.
Each charge shows its own status. User-entered and awaiting-verification values remain assumptions, not an official bill.
K.D.P. 167/2026 paragraph 4 supports 5% VAT for readings 1 May 2026–31 March 2027. The recorded tariff status and manual approval are separate; no version is changed by this illustration.
What happens to your credit?
The cited procedure describes euro-credit carry-forward. Eligible charges, VAT ordering and current contract applicability need confirmation; no personalized settlement is calculated.
During the year · how credits work
The cited EAC method bills imports separately and values exports in euros. The tool multiplies exported kWh by your entered price and adds your opening credit, without applying either to import charges. Which charges can be offset and in what tax order remain unresolved.
At settlement · expiry & unresolved rules
EAC section 7 (pages 6–7) documents monetary offset and carry-forward. For bimonthly customers the final reading is October or November, unless CERA changes the arrangement. Unused surplus is cleared without compensation. Confirm this is your settlement bill; the month alone is not proof. Page 7 says PSO, VAT, consumption duty and other charges may be included under applicable law; it does not specify energy/network/fixed/RES allocation or VAT order. No personalized payable, closing euro credit or forfeiture is calculated. A separate fixed arithmetic example is on the comparison page. No explicit replacement of this procedure was established from newer EAC/CERA material; current contract applicability remains to be checked.
EAC procedure · section 7, pages 6–7 (document dated 11 May 2022, hosted in 2026)