Energy delivery
Energy delivery is the provision of energy for a fee to a consumer or other end customer or an intermediary. Energy is provided in the form of thermal energy ( district heating ), electrical energy (electricity) or mechanical energy (e.g. steam, saturated steam, compressed air) by an energy supply company or contractor.
Legal basis
The explanations refer to German law. As a rule, a sales contract for the energy to be supplied is concluded between the energy producer / energy supply company and the customer or intermediary, e.g. B. a heat or electricity supply contract. The foundations for this include a. the Civil Code ( BGB ), the Energy Act ( EnWG ), the basic electricity Regulation ( StromGVV ), gas primary care Regulation ( GasGVV ) Stromnetzzugangsverordnung Regulation ( StromNZV ), Gas Network Access Ordinance ( GasNZV ), Low Voltage Access Directive ( NAV ), Low Pressure Connection Ordinance ( NDAV ) and the Regulation on general conditions for the supply of district heating ( AVBFernwärmeV ). The AVBEltV and AVBGasV were in effect until November 8, 2006, and were repealed when the NAV and NDAV came into force.
In principle, energy supply contracts are a form of purchase that is supplemented by further elements, in particular agreements on times, quantities, tariffs, discount conditions, etc. Special forms such as contracting or heat contracting have also emerged.
See also
literature
- Ulrich Bemmann / Sylvia Schädlich: Contracting Handbuch 2003. Munich, Neuwied, Cologne 2003, ISBN 3-87156-555-5 .
Individual evidence
- ^ Text of the EnWG
- ^ Text of the StromGVV
- ↑ Text of GasGVV
- ↑ Text of StromNZV
- ^ Text of the NDAV
- ^ Text of the AVBEltV, valid until November 8, 2006
- ^ Text of the AVBGasV, valid until November 8, 2006
- ↑ Text of the ordinance for the enactment of regulations for the network connection of end consumers in low voltage and low pressure
- ^ Association for heat delivery eV on energy contracting