In Armenia, it is proposed to set prices for the calibration of water, natural gas, electricity meters, and other measuring devices in the public utility sector:
According to Armenpress, the draft order developed by the Ministry of Economy has been published on the Unified Portal for the Publication of Draft Legal Acts:
According to the project, the price for calibrating a water meter with a nominal diameter of up to 20 millimeters is set at 300 drams, while for meters with a diameter of 25 millimeters and above, it will be 2500 drams:
The calibration of a household gas meter will cost 500 drams. For larger capacity volumetric membrane gas meters, the calibration price will be 1000 or 1500 drams depending on the device's throughput:
The calibration price for rotary and turbine gas meters is set at 8000 drams, while for electronic flow meters, it will be 32,000 drams:
The price for calibrating a single-phase electricity meter is set at 400 drams, and for a three-phase meter, it will be 600 drams:
The calibration price for a thermal meter will be 12,000 drams, for a flow meter — 5000 drams, and for electromagnetic and ultrasonic flow meters and counters — 15,000 drams:
The calibration of current and voltage transformers will cost 2000 drams. A price of 25,000 drams is set for the calibration stations of water, gas, and electricity meters:
All the mentioned prices are presented excluding value-added tax:
The project proposes to declare the corresponding order adopted in 2018 as invalid and to align the new regulations with the amendments made to the law on
