Elektrienergia ost 2026. aastaks

Estonian Post seeks a 2026 electricity supply for its consumption points, requiring bidders to submit a non-conditional offer that strictly follows the price structure on the “Evaluation criteria” sheet, confirm full compliance with all tender terms, mark any business secrets (except price), and—if bidding as a consortium—attach a joint-bid mandate, with no special qualifications beyond being an electricity trader able to deliver nationwide.

This cost-form appendix simply tells bidders to state their 2026 service-fee (€/MWh) for balancing, green-energy and buy-back electricity at two Eesti Post sites—no minimum qualifications or mandatory extras are shown, so any Nord Pool Spot-linked supplier can weigh the slim margin opportunity.

AS Eesti Post is buying its 2026 electricity supply on price-only: the tender is 100 % weighted by the lowest “electricity sales service fee + green-energy service fee + buy-back service fee” (all mandatory fields), so any licensed electricity trader that can quote the smallest total fee (ex-VAT, two-decimal precision) should bid.

AS Eesti Post’s 2026 electricity-supply tender is open to any generator/trader that can confirm it has no criminal convictions, tax/sanctions debts or insolvency issues (mandatory declarations) and, if registered outside Estonia, can submit equivalent foreign certificates.

Electricity-supply tender (≈3.7 GWh/2026, extendable 12 mo.) open to any Nord-Pool-Spot-licensed trader able to: (i) quote a fixed EUR/MWh margin (VAT excl.) for balancing plus green-power premium for two named sites (mandatory 100 % renewable), (ii) provide 15-min data & monthly market reports, and (iii) buy back surplus energy—no turnover, audit or EIC-owning thresholds stated.

AS Eesti Post seeks a 2026 electricity-supply partner who must act as its balance-responsible party, guarantee non-binding forecast volumes (based on 2023 consumption), accept back-feed from two PV parks at Rukki tee 7, and deliver continuous, high-quality power under Estonian electricity-market law—failure allows Eesti Post to buy elsewhere, so bidders need proven balancing capability, flexible volume handling, and immediate supply security.

This attachment merely lists AS Eesti Post’s nine electricity delivery points (3 655 MWh total 2024 consumption) with their EIC codes and addresses, giving no bidding rules, supplier qualifications or evaluation criteria—i.e., it is reference data, not a tender requirement.

This document is merely Omniva Group’s non-mandatory code-of-ethics appendix; it contains no tender requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules for the 2026 electricity supply procurement, so suppliers should wait for the actual technical specifications and bidding conditions before deciding to bid.

1-sentence summary
Omniva (AS Eesti Post) is running an open, simplified-procedure tender (mandatory Estonian Public Procurement Act rules apply) for the supply of electricity to all its 2026 consumption points; any EU-based electricity trader except Russian/Belarusian firms may bid, and the winner will be the lowest-priced compliant offer after Omniva checks the successful bidder’s general suitability (no corruption/insolvency/black-listing) and license-to-supply.