Besides the retailers in the mall, the company is looking to attract customers from other sectors, and even household consumers.
“We are relying on large customers for the time being and have become more active lately,” says Bogdan Predeteanu, the representative of the electricity department of Cotroceni Park.
The company’s website shows both offers for household consumers and for small eligible consumers. The company’s electricity supply prices are significantly higher than the recently announced prices of Enel’s or RCS&RDS’s for household consumers.
“We are not supplying at a loss and do not have the consumer base to allow us to have the same offers as Enel does, for instance. We are focusing on large customers. We have no household customer yet. We supplied about 30,000 MWh to our customers last year and believe the volume will remain about the same this year.”
The spot power price stood at EUR36.4 per MWh las year, which means Cotroceni Park supplied almost one million euros’ worth of electricity in 2015.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)