Hungary MVM Electricity Tariff (Rezsicsokkentes) Calculator
Official residential electricity bill calculation under Hungarian protected dual-tier price caps.
Direct Statutory Calculation Result
Calculation Parameters (Act I of 2012, NAV & Hungarian Tax Codes)
Statutory Itemized Breakdown
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Frequently Asked Statutory Questions
What is the subsidized electricity quota (rezsikvota) in Hungary?
Under Government Decree 259/2022. (VII. 21.), every Hungarian residential electricity metering point is entitled to 2,523 kWh per year (or 210.25 kWh per calendar month) at the subsidized rezsicsokkentett price.
What are the official electricity prices per kWh?
For the standard A1 tariff: the protected subsidized price is approximately 36.00 HUF/kWh (gross, including 27% ÁFA and distribution fees); consumption above the 2,523 kWh quota is billed at the residential market price of 70.10 HUF/kWh.
How does the H-tariff work for heat pumps and climate units?
The H-tariff provides discounted electricity (approx. 36.00 HUF/kWh) without any upper quota limit between October 15 and April 15 exclusively for certified high-efficiency heat pumps and inverter air conditioning systems.
How does seasonal calculation (jelleggorbe) affect monthly bills?
If a consumer selects consumption-based monthly billing rather than flat equal monthly instalments (diktalas vs atalany), MVM applies a statutory seasonal consumption profile (fogyasztasi jelleggorbe) to distribute the annual 2,523 kWh quota unevenly across months.
Can solar panel owners still use net metering (szaldo elszamolas)?
Systems installed before September 7, 2023 retain annual net settlement (szaldo) for 10 years from connection. New installations after that date are enrolled in the gross settlement (brutto elszamolas) system with separate feed-in and feed-out rates.
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