What's new:
Definitions have been updated, including terms such as "supplier," "billing period," "accounting/supply point," "electricity and capacity tariff," and a new definition of "RES installation" has been added.
Electricity supply contracts now require the inclusion of information about sub-consumers, as well as about RES and microgeneration that the consumer uses for their needs (name, capacity, accounting, tariffs, etc.).
Requirements for technical safety have been increased: the introduction of autonomous energy sources is prohibited without a corresponding decision that prevents voltage from being supplied to the external network (for example, through a transfer switch or automatic device).
Consumer obligations have been established: they are now required to comply with the requirements for relay protection and automation, as well as to coordinate automatic reserve input (ARI) schemes and the connection of RES installations.
Strict requirements for accounting have been introduced:
- All RES facilities, including small capacity and microgeneration, must have Automated System for Commercial Accounting of Electric Energy (ASC AEE) at all transfer points and the ability to connect to a centralized data collection and processing system (CDS);
- RES entities must use only accounting systems with remote access, data transmission to the CDS, and recording of energy flow indicators.
A new Clause 58-1 has been introduced: meters at connection points for small capacity RES (from 5 to 100 kW) must comply with ASC AEE requirements, be registered in the State Register of Measuring Instruments, and have the capability for integration into the CDS. It is clarified that such installations may be supported through public-private partnerships, concessional loans, or grants.
The rules for calculations and payment documents have been changed: it is now specified how documents for consumed or supplied electricity generated by RES are to be processed.
New standard agreements have been added to the rules:
Appendix 5 — sale and purchase of electricity from a legal entity (RES/microgeneration);
Appendix 6 — sale and purchase of electricity from an individual (household/microgeneration).
This resolution comes into force 10 days after its official publication. It was published in "Erkin Too" on February 23, 2026 (No. 13), which means that the new regulations will begin to take effect around March 5, 2026, following the standard counting from the day after publication.
