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ARTICLE · 30 DECEMBER 2016

Regulierung der Grundversorgungstarife

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Gemäss Vorgabe der ElCom, nun bestätigt durch das Bundesgericht, dürfen Verteilnetzbetreiber die Kosten ihrer Eigenproduktion und der langfristigen Bezugsverträge nicht vollständig...

SwitzerlandEnergy and Natural Resources
Phyllis Scholl
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Gemäss Vorgabe der ElCom, nun bestätigt durch das Bundesgericht, dürfen Verteilnetzbetreiber die Kosten ihrer Eigenproduktion und der langfristigen Bezugsverträge nicht vollständig in die Grundversorgungstarife einrechnen. Diese Vorgabe führt zu Konsequenzen, welche politisch vermutlich nicht gewollt sind und entsprechend derzeit vom Gesetzgeber beraten werden.

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[Rz 1] Im Sommer 2016 erliess das Bundesgericht ein in der Elektrizitätsbranche lange erwartetes Urteil1 zur Frage, ob ein Verteilnetzbetreiber (VNB) die Kosten seiner Eigenproduktion und seiner langfristigen Bezugsverträge2 voll in die Tarife seiner grundversorgten Endverbraucher (Endkunden)3 einrechnen darf.4

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