Budget to support electricity bills for policy households

Specifically, reader Cam Chau (District 5, Ho Chi Minh City) asked: We do business at An Dong traditional market, but for many years we have had to pay according to the electricity purchase price of the commercial center. Currently, the wholesale electricity price for the market according to EVN's new adjustment is 2,451 VND/kWh, but the market's traders are paying the Management Board 3,800 VND/kWh. Please ask Ho Chi Minh City Electricity to work with Cho Lon Electricity, District 5 People's Committee, and An Dong Market Management Board.

Tọa đàm trực tuyến về giá điện: Ngân sách hỗ trợ tiền điện cho hộ chính sách - Ảnh 1. — Mr. Bui Trung Kien, Deputy General Director of Ho Chi Minh City Electricity

Mr. Bui Trung Kien, Deputy General Director of Ho Chi Minh City Electricity Corporation : An Dong Market does not meet the conditions to sell electricity at wholesale prices. Ho Chi Minh City Electricity Corporation has also worked with the An Dong Market Management Board, but the Management Board does not agree to let us sell electricity directly to traders. In order for the electricity industry to be able to sell electricity directly to traders at wholesale prices, traders and the electricity industry can jointly petition the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Industry and Trade to grant an electricity license to the Market Management Board to meet the conditions or the Market Management Board can hand over this group of customers to the electricity industry.

Reader Quoc Minh ( An Giang ) : Do consumers pay for the amount of electricity lost in the system?

Grandfather Dang Nguyen Phuong , Head of Business Department, Southern Power Corporation: The cost of electricity production and electricity loss are also components integrated into the cost structure and losses are monitored according to the provisions of law. However, the Government has assigned a 5-year roadmap for electricity loss. We are one of the countries in the region with the best loss reduction efficiency, so in reality, the loss rate is getting smaller and smaller.

A reader asked : Does electricity price bear the burden of social security policies ?

EVN representative : Currently, poor and policy households are beneficiaries of the regime according to state regulations according to two criteria. 1/ Households that are subject to social policies according to regulations. 2/ Monthly electricity consumption is less than 50kWh. The support level is regulated for output under 30kWh, calculated according to level 1. The support money for these subjects is taken from the state budget, so it does not affect the revenue of the electricity industry.

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