Elektrienergia ostmine

Mandatory compliance-only checklist: electricity suppliers must confirm non-Russian ownership/control, submit fixed-price bids (Part 1) or exchange-price bids (Part 2) in the prescribed Excel format, refrain from conditional offers, and declare any trade secrets—no special licences or turnover thresholds are demanded, so any EU-qualified supplier able to deliver ~6.1 GWh/a to Pärnu sites Nov 2025-Dec 2026 should bid.

Electricity-supply tender (Nov 2025–Dec 2026, ≈6,100 MWh/yr) split into two mandatory lots—fixed-price and exchange-price—where the lowest €/MWh bid (1-cent precision) wins 100 % of evaluation points and no special qualification filters are stated, so any licensed electricity trader able to quote competitively should consider bidding.

This is only the ESPD template (not the actual tender documents), so it reveals no mandatory technical, financial or qualification thresholds beyond the routine declaration that bidders must not be bankrupt or convicted of fraud; companies wanting to supply ~6 GWh of electricity to AS Pärnu Vesi for Nov 2025 – Dec 2026 should wait for the full tender file to assess real requirements and pricing rules.

AS Pärnu Vesi is running an open e-procurement to buy electricity for 13 months (1 Nov 2025 – 31 Dec 2026, ≈ 6,100 MWh p.a., non-binding volume) split into two lots—fixed-price and exchange-price—so any licensed electricity trader that can accept Estonian delivery points, provide a bank guarantee and sign the draft contract (mandatory) should bid for one or both lots.

AS Pärnu Vesi is buying 6,100 MWh/year of electricity for 13 months (1.12.25-31.12.26) via a mandatory two-part framework: Part 1 – fixed-price supply (≈4,100 MWh) and Part 2 – exchange-price plus fixed margin (≈2,000 MWh), requiring the supplier to balance hourly consumption, accept a non-binding volume, integrate the buyer’s 1 MW solar park, and grant Elering-data access—so only licensed electricity traders able to quote firm fixed €/MWh and margin €/MWh for the entire period should bid.

This document merely lists 19 fixed-price electricity delivery points (Pärnu pump stations) by EIC code and address—no quantities, no technical specs, no qualification or award criteria—so it is not sufficient on its own to decide whether to bid.

This document is simply a list of 19 electricity-delivery points (with EIC codes, names and metering groups) that Pärnu Vesi wants supplied on exchange-indexed (“börs”) tariffs under Part 2 of its 2025-2026 electricity-procurement tender; it contains no requirements, qualifications or evaluation criteria, so bidders should look to the main tender files for mandatory terms.

AS Pärnu Vesi seeks electricity suppliers for two mandatory lots—fixed-price (Osa 1) and exchange-price (Osa 2) covering ~6,100 MWh/year across its sites 1 Nov 2025-31 Dec 2026—requiring only valid company registration and balance-management capability; bidders able to quote firm margins for both pricing models should proceed.