The electricity and natural gas supplier E.ON Energie Romania, controlled by the German utility group E.ON, referred to the Constitutional Court the way of calculating the amounts due to electricity suppliers as compensation for the differences between the acquisition costs on the markets and the capped prices charged to final customers, measures taken by the Government through emergency ordinances no. 118/2021 and 27/2022.
E.ON Romania challenges the provision of the ordinance estimating a maximum for the price paid on the free wholesale market by the electricity suppliers. The market prices can be higher, and this creates losses for the energy suppliers, the company argues.
