Tariff

Social tariffs are available to:

Domestic users who are in a situation of economic needs evidenced by the Social Security System, by allocating at least one of the following social benefits: Supplementary Solidarity for the Elderly; Social Integration Income; Social Subsidy of Unemployment; 1st Step of Family Allowance; Social Security Disability Pension.

Non-domestic users who are legal persons of manifest public utility.

The social tariff for domestic users consists of the exemption from the availability tariff. The social tariff for non-domestic users consists of the application of the availability and variable tariffs for domestic users.

The tariff for large families consists of widening the ranges of the variable tariff for each member of the household that exceeds the four elements in:

1^st step in the ratio of 1 m³ for each household member that exceeds the four elements;

In the second and third step in 2 m³.

For the purposes of applying the tariff for large families, all household residents with tax domicile in the dwelling served are considered as members of the household.