1 Vienna Economic Forum –VEF- ERE AND THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE PRIVATISATION OF DSO Bujar Nepravishta Chairman of ERE Tirana-8 th and 9 th June.

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1 Vienna Economic Forum –VEF- ERE AND THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE PRIVATISATION OF DSO Bujar Nepravishta Chairman of ERE Tirana-8 th and 9 th June 2008

2 ERE and the Electricity Sector –The Electricity Sector in 2008 is in the end of a difficult energetic situation and is a new an optimistic situation With low risk : a- Energetic b- Politic (Membership in NATO) –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

3 Privatisation of DSO Natural Continuance of the national strategy for economic development of the country. Logical flow of a process of transformations in KESH(Albanian Power Corporate). A process supported by a contemporary legal framework under the balancing and regulatory effect of ERE –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

4 ERE and the role of investors ERE considers the role of investors in DSO privatization as highly important – More investments, – A more advanced managerial culture, – Better energy supply, – High customer service standards. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

5 Guiding Principles of ERE An independent and strong ERE is a guarantee for development and creates greater opportunities for the investors. In exercising its authority ERE is guided by: Transparence. Competence. Impartial judgment. Balancing of factors. Creation of a more competitive and attractive environment in the sector. Respecting of the requests of Acquis-Comunite of EU. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

6 The role of ERE in developing and implementing the privatization proces The role of ERE in developing and implementing the privatization proces , The Transitory Market Model. The functioning principle, one single buyer regulated The Albanian Market Model. The functioning principle, regulated third party access –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

7 Priorities of the Albananian Market Model Priorities of the Albananian Market Model Suitable conditions for privatization and competition Avoid the role of TSO from buying and selling of electricity. Priority in supplying tariff customers from energy coming from hydro. An authority such as ERE with the qualified expertise and transparent activity. Strengthening of the role of DSO and its preparement for quick privatization. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

8 DSO Contract and Tariff Relationships to Other Marcet Participants –VEF- Tirana 8th and 9th June 2008

9 ERE and the Regulatory Framework The Regulatory framework drafted by ERE with the USAID assistance contains: 1.The Albanian Market Model of Electricity. 2.The Market Rules of Electricity. 3.Licenses for Wholesale Public Supply, Retail Public Supply and for Distribution. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

10 ERE and the Regulatory Framework (cont.) 4.Agreement between the Wholesale Public Supplier and the Retail Public Supplier. 5.Methodologies for calculation of Tariffs fro Distribution, Generation, Wholesale and Retail Public Suppliers. 6.The Grid Codes, Transmission Code, Distribution Code and Metering Code. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

11 ERE and the Electricity Market (cont.) The competition in the market is not fully complete; therefore the role of ERE remains crucial Transmission and Distribution activities will be natural monopolies Generation will continue to be under KESH ERE is to create the necessary conditions for competition in generation and supply ERE is opened and constructive with the investors ERE decisions during and after the privatization will take into account the interest of investors –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

12 ERE and the Electricity Market (cont.) ERE and the Electricity Market (cont.) ERE, through the Regulatory framework aims to increase the prospects and opportunities for investors to assess the risk. The Market Model clearly stresses the role of the supplier on one hand and electricity customers on the other. The Market Model highlights the role of ERE as an instrumental authority in monitoring of the licensees and their activities for development, in compliance with the license requirements. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

13 ERE and the electricity tariffs The tariff and prices for 2008, are example of an independent judgment of ERE under a complex and difficult situation. Hydro generation, according to the New Market Model, is preserved for wholesale supplier. The data available in KESH are not kept according to the international standards of accounting. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

14 ERE and electricity tariffs (cont.) The drafting of Tariff Methodologies is based on: - The Law “On Power Sector”. - The Albanian Market Model of Electricity. - The Legal acts in force in the Republic of Albania. - The Secondary legislation approved by ERE –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

15 ERE and Electricity Tariffs (cont.) ERE will determine the tariffs for captive customers led by the following principles : - There will be no cross subsidies among different customer categories. - The tariffs should send a signal to the customers for the efficient use of electricity. - The costs included in these tariffs should be trabnsparent for all parties. - Tarifat should cover all reasonable expenses for FPP. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

16 Some aspects in improving the License of DSO It is established one distribution zone in the country, with 1 milion customers. The license validity is 30 years. The operators obligation for expanding the distribution network based on the needs. The obligation for access in the network of IPP’s and SPP’s. The obligation to complete with contemporary meters all the customers. The obligations to reduce progressively the electricity losses according to a program adopted by ERE. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

17 Standards and the optimal conditions of service to the customers The obligation for developing and implementing an investment program for development, reconstruction and rehabilitation of the network, to reach the quality of service for the customer. The obligation for maintenance and efficient operation of the network to guarantee stability of the system and security of supply to the customers according to the quality standards. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

18 Standards and the optimal conditions of service to the customers (cont.) Rigorous accuracy in cases of interruptions and load shedding of electricity and the respective responsibilities. The obligation to respect the program of quality if supply and the penalties and incentives when this program is respected or not. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

19 Procedure for drafting and approving the Regulatory framework Procedure is carried by ERE, with consultation of qualified experts financed by USAID in cooperation with KESH and TSO. The drafts developed from this cooperation undergo an informal consultation with the Ministry of Energy and the international institutions that assist in the reforming process of the sector in Albania. ERE with the consultants reflect the rational suggestions and make the final drafts, which after their electronic publication are approved by ERE. –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

20 ERE and the Regulatory Framework ERE expresses its commitment to work with investors and other interested parties in a transparent and impartial manner on all the issues that concern it. The Regulatory Framework and especially Tariff Methodologies, along with the attraction of experts’ opinion, will be present to the public opinion for comments. To conclude, ERE, through the Regulatory framework and its constructive commitment aims at performing a successful privatization of DSO –VEF- Tirana 8 th and 9 th June 2008

21 Thank you for your attention!