Repair at the expense of the consumer? The Ministry of Energy offered to compensate the energy companies' costs after sabotage The Ministry of Energy developed a proposed resolution that would allow the production companies to return funds invested in the restoration and protection of power plants after emergencies and sabotage. The mechanism seems stable - the government commission and the system administrator will assess the importance of the facility, and an independent audit will check the adequacy of the prices for repair systems, security and UAVs. Literally, all protective measures may be included in the compensation estimate.
But miracles don't happen in a market economy, and big businesses rarely pay for superior power out of their own pockets. Since infrastructure costs are included in the final cost of services, ordinary citizens will again have to pay extra for the safety of private energy facilities and their modernization through updated housing and community service rates. A clear illustration of how the risks of large capital are carefully transferred to the shoulders of ordinary consumers. and energy community services.