Agricultural

The company's commercial and discount policy is in fact changing, adapting to new energy market situation as a result of the recent ministerial decisions. In the context of these new conditions, the largest amount collected in the Energy Transition Fund for the subsidy of all consumers, regardless of supplier, comes from PPC, as provided for by law on the basis of the company's specific characteristics.

It is a fund set up by the State, intended to compensate consumers for increases in energy bills caused by sharp market fluctuations. PPC makes the largest contribution to the fund, which is used to subsidize all consumers, regardless of their energy supplier.

The Final price per kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the Initial nominal price of each energy company's kilowatt-hour minus the State Subsidy from the Energy Transition Fund. The new tariffs set to go into effect on 01.08.2022, are not fixed because the nominal kilowatt-hour price changes every month.

The Agricultural Tariff is provided upon application of the interested party to the Administration of Agricultural Economy and Veterinary Medicine of the competent Regional Unit, which is competent for the collection and control of the necessary supporting documents for the electrification of agricultural holdings.

For more information relevant to the provision of the Agricultural Tariff, you can address any PPC branch or the local Land Improvement Department of the Prefecture.

In order to simplify the process of maintaining the agricultural tariff on already electrified farms, we give you the opportunity to update your data electronically by submitting the latest OPEKEPE Declaration.

The online submission process is very simple and is completed in 3 steps here.

You will need:

• The Contract Account shown on the back of your irrigation supply bill
• Your VAT number
• Your most recent OPEKEPE Statement or Bulletin No.1 & Water Use Permit

^{Please note that the procedure for the issuance of a new Bulletin No. 1 by competent bodies of the local authorities (Region) and the submission of a Water Use Permit, as provided for in the YA 140424/6.3.17, is still in force and therefore, when issued by the bodies, they must be submitted by the customer to the PPC.}