Electricity

Pursuant to the new Law, conditions for the entitlement to 

guaranteed supply Guaranteed supply (electricity) Guaranteed electricity supply implies sales in electricity to households and small customers at regulated prices.

 of electricity were modified. In line with this, as of January 1, 2015, the right to guaranteed supply at prices regulated by the Energy Agency is exercised only by households and 

small customers . Small customers (electricity) Small electricity customers imply final customers (legal persons and entrepreneurs) with all their facilities connected to the electricity distribution system of voltage below 1kV and who comply with one of the following conditions: they have less than 50 employees, total annual revenue of 10 million Euros in RSD countervalue or with electricity consumption in the previous calendar year amounting to up to 30,000kWh.

A final customer who is not entitled to guaranteed supply and who does not have a valid supply contract (for 

reason The right to the supply of the last resort may be exercised by a final electricity customer who is not entitled to guaranteed supply in line with the provisions of this law, in case of:
bankruptcy or liquidation of the supplier who has supplied the customer so far;
termination or withdrawal of licence of the supplier who has supplied the customer so far;
the customer has not found a new supplier after the termination of the supply contract with the prior supplier, unless the termination of the contract is caused by unsettled liabilities by the customer;
the customer has not found a new supplier after the termination of the supply contract with the prior supplier and the customer belongs to the customer category which cannot have their electricity delivery suspended in case liabilities are not settled, in line with this law.

 prescribed by Article 192 of the Energy Law) is entitled to the supply of the last resort in the period of 60 days during which the customer is obliged to find a new supply (otherwise, the system operator is obliged to suspend electricity delivery). The price of the supply of the last resort is, as a rule, higher than the market prices, since, pursuant to the Article 193 of the Energy Law, it is established within the tender procedure for the selection of the supplier of the last resort, i.e. it cannot be below average electricity price in the organised market for the previous year if a guaranteed supplier is proclaimed to be a supplier of the last resort by the Government of the Republic of Serbia.