Tariffs Structure
Article 74 of Law 142 of 1994 establishes the general roles and powers of the regulatory commissions. Within these functions is the definition of methodologies and tariff options for companies to determine the collection of fees to end users. Consequently, it is companies that calculate the rates for charging users from the tariff methodology established by the Commission.
Superintendent of Public Services is responsible for monitoring the correct application of the pricing formulas and methodologies by the utilities, as provided in Article 79 of Law 142 of 1994.- The cost of gas.
- The representative market rate.
- The economic conditions of purchase and transportation of gas marketers acquire.
- The origin and history of purchased gas.
- The variation in economic indicators CPI and PPI.
Where: J = Range consumer j M . = Month of providing the service. G m = Average maximum unit cost in $ / m 3 to buy natural gas for regulated users, applicable in the month m . T m = Average maximum unit cost in $ / m 3 for transporting gas in the National transport System designed to regulated users applicable in the month m . p = percentage losses recognized in the National gas Transmission System and Distribution System, equivalent to 3.5%, disaggregated by 1% for the National Transportation System and 2.5% for the System distribution. Dv jm = variable component of the charge distribution in $ / m 3 enabled the dealer for use network applicable in the month m , corresponding to the range j consumption. Excludes connection. Df jm = fixed component of the charge distribution, expressed in $ / invoice applicable in the month m for the range j consumption. The fixed component for users of the first rank of consumption basket of rates will be zero. C m = maximum charge of marketing . the month m expressed in pesos per invoice the above components are determined as follows:
Shopping gas The maximum average unit cost for gas purchases ( G m ) is calculated based on the following expression: Where: Gm = average maximum unit cost in $ / m3 for natural gas purchases for trading market, applicable in the month m. CTGm-1 = total cost of gas purchases in the m-1 month in USD, intended market regulated users, not including gas leaks, transportation costs, penalties, compensation, default interest or other charges not regulated. Em-1 = volume of gas measured in month m-1 in city gate stations, expressed in terms of energy with the gas measured average calorific said city gate stations (MBTU). TRM (m-1) = representative exchange rate market last day of the month m-1. PCM-1 = calorific value of the gas in the m-1 month, expressed in MBTU / m3, calculated in accordance with the procedure laid down in Resolution CREG-067 of 1995, or those that replace, supplement or amend. It also states that under no circumstances the trader may transfer to regulated average costs higher gas purchase the maximum regulated price users when gas is purchased under that price. In relation to this variable it is important to note that the cost of gas is associated with market prices and the rate of currency devaluation.
Transport The average maximum unit cost of gas transportation (Tm) is calculated based on the following expression: Where: Tm = average maximum unit cost in $ / m3 for the transport of natural gas to market marketing, applicable in the month m. CTTM-1 = total cost of transporting gas in the m-1 month caused by the actual volume transported including capacity charges and charges for volume, USD, intended for regulated users, not including penalties, compensation or interest Blackberry. To include payments for transport tax and other contributions relating thereto. In the case where the marketer receives additional income from the sale of previously contracted capacity, the CTTm- will net between total costs for transportation and sales revenue capacity. VIM-1 = volume of gas measured under standard conditions in the m-1 month at city gate stations, as the case (m3). TRM (m-1) = representative exchange rate market on the last day of the month m-1. Under no circumstances will the marketer may transfer costs transport users to higher gas resulting from applying the provisions of the CREG for the regulated shuttle service to users.
Distribution The average charge distribution is determined as the ratio between the discounted present value of the investment costs and expenses of AOM, and the present value of volume demand. The methodology of CREG Resolution 011 of 2003 states that based on the average distribution approved by the Commission (Independent Resolution relevant market) position, the dealer can apply a methodology basket rates where the highest office (office ceiling ), applicable to the level of consumption, may not exceed 10% of the average distribution charge and the lowest charge (cargo floor) or that apply to users of higher consumption, it must not be less than the average cost of the primary network . The charges defined by applying the methodology basket rates are maximum charges range. However, the distributor may offer lower charges in each range considering that are the same for all users of the same rank, maintaining a downward trend, taking into account the provisions of Articles 34 and 98 of Law 142 of 1994 and not affecting maximum charges defined by applying the methodology basket of tariffs. The average distribution charges, approved in particular resolutions CREG, expressed in basis weights date, month to month are updated according to the following general formula: Where: Dm = average charge for the month m distribution service delivery. D0 = average distribution charge approved by resolution of the CREG and expressed in prices of the base date. IPPM-1 = price index national total producer, reported by the Bank of the Republic for the month (m-1). IPP0 = price index national total producer, reported by the Bank of the Republic to the base of the charge distribution date D0. XD = monthly productivity factor activity equivalent to 0.00106 distribution. This factor will apply from the entry into force of the resolution establishing the average distribution charge for each market. nm = number of months after the entry into force of the resolution establishing the average charge distribution for each market until the month m.
Commercialization The charge maximum marketing base C0, defined in accordance with Resolution CREG 011 of 2003, shall be determined as the quotient of the sum of components a) and b) described below, on the number of bills the year for which they were taken the calculation parameters of these components. a) The annual cost of AOM and the annual depreciation of investments in computer equipment, software packages and other assets attributable to the trading activity resulting from applying the methodology of data envelopment analysis, as described in Annex 7 CREG Resolution 011 of 2003. b) The annual income of the corresponding marketer a year in which the calculations of the costs of AOM, multiplied by a trading margin of 1.67% were made. The marketing office is updated monthly using the following formula: Where: Cm = maximum charge of marketing, expressed in pesos per invoice for the month m of service delivery. based marketing C0 = charge approved by the CREG for each market, expressed in pesos per invoice prices of the base date. Cm = maximum charge of marketing, expressed in pesos per invoice for the month m of service delivery. IPCM-1 = consumer price index reported by DANE for the month (m-1). IPC0 = consumer price index reported by DANE for the base charge for marketing C0 date. Xc = factor productivity monthly marketing activity will be 0.00125. This factor will apply from the entry into force of the Resolution establishing the marketing base charge for each market. nm = number of months after the entry into force of the Resolution establishing the post of marketing for each market, up to the month m.
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Fecha de publicación 21/10/2016
Última modificación 31/12/1969
Fecha de publicación 21/10/2016
Última modificación 31/12/1969