Authors
Bestuzhevа Elena Vladimirovna
candidate of Law, associate Professor, head of department
Russia, International Law Institute
Bestuzheva.lena@yandex.ru
Kalinskaia Yana Igorevna
Russia, International Law Institute
yana08101998@mail.ru
Skorykh Daria Mihajlovna
Russia, International Law Institute
darja.yudina1999@yandex.ru
Surnov Sergey Grigorjevich
Russia, Bauman Moscow State Technical University
surnov.sergey@gmail.com
Surnov Sergey Ivanovich
candidate of Engineering, senior lecturer
Russia, International Law Institute
surnov53@gmail.com
Abstract
The article analyzes the regulatory impact of Federal Law No. 522 of December 27, 2018, which prescribes the creation of intelligent electric energy metering systems. It is shown that the law leads to a violation of the fundamental principle of the functioning of the electric power industry, which provides for a legislative ban on combining electric power transmission activities with its sale and purchase activities, as well as to monopolization of electric power and electricity meters in the retail markets, and the growth of corruption opportunities. It is concluded that the financial burden of creating and operating intelligent systems is unreasonably placed on the population. The privacy issue of the data collected by the intelligent system has been completely ignored. The application of the law will have the most negative consequences. Measures have been proposed to prevent these consequences.
Keywords
retail electric energy market, intelligent metering systems, intelligent electric energy meter, Smart grid.
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