Complaint to an electricity or gas supplier (Romania)
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The written complaint to a Romanian electricity or gas supplier, with everything it needs to settle it: the customer code, the supply point, the meter's number and actual reading, the disputed bill and its period, what is wrong and what is asked for. It asks for an answer within the time set by ANRE's performance standard and names the next step — a complaint to ANRE. Water is a separate regime and is not covered.
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Common questions
- Where does a complaint about an energy bill in Romania go first?
- To the supplier, in writing, with the customer code, the supply point and the meter's actual reading. The supplier must answer within the time set by ANRE's performance standard; if it does not, or the answer does not solve the problem, the consumer can turn to ANRE.
- What happens to a bill based on a wrong estimate?
- If the actual reading is lower than the estimate, the supplier adjusts the consumption on the next bill or by a correcting bill. That is why the complaint gives the actual reading and the date it was taken — best with a photograph of the meter.
- Where can the complaint go next if the supplier does not resolve it?
- The consumer can complain to ANRE, which examines it under its complaints procedure, or go to court. The written complaint to the supplier, with its registration number, is the first document ANRE asks for.
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