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Disconnection / reconnection
The conditions under which supply may be suspended and the steps for reconnection to the network.
Disconnection of a non-household customer's installations
In accordance with point 105 of the regulation, the supplier may request disconnection in five cases:
- Non-payment — if the non-household customer does not pay the invoices within 10 calendar days of the payment due date. The supplier informs customers of this possibility through the invoices.
- Expiry of the contract — on expiry of the supply contract, if the customer does not request its extension.
- Refusal of the contract with the supplier of last resort — if the customer refuses to conclude the contract after takeover.
- Refusal of the contract with another supplier — after the end of the supplier-of-last-resort period, with 15 calendar days' prior notice.
- At the request of the non-household customer — the customer may request their own disconnection.
Deadline: disconnection is carried out within a maximum of 10 working days of the supplier's request, during working hours, with a minimum of 5 calendar days' prior notice.
Reconnection of installations to the network
Customers may request reconnection after the causes that led to the disconnection have been removed.
- 1
The customer requests reconnection and pays the reconnection fee.
- 2
The supplier forwards the reconnection request to the system operator.
- 3
The system operator carries out reconnection within a maximum of 2 working days of the fee being paid.
Reconnection deadline: a maximum of 2 working days.
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