AUC vs. DUC
In 2022, the terminal AUC was -3.4% (or -5.34 €2017) lower than the planned DUC. This results from the combination of lower than planned terminal costs in real terms (-4.8%, or -0.9 M€2017) and lower than planned TNSUs (-1.4%). It should be noted that actual inflation index in 2022 was +4.9 p.p. higher than planned.
Terminal service units
The difference between actual and planned TNSUs (-1.4%) falls inside the ±2% dead band. Hence loss of terminal revenues is borne by the main ANSP (HASP) .
Terminal costs by entity
Actual real terminal costs are -4.8% (-0.9 M€2017) lower than planned. This is the result of lower costs for the main ANSP, HASP (-6.6%, or -1.2 M€2017) and the MET service provider (-62.8%, or -0.3 M€2017) and higher costs for the NSA (+510.0%, or +0.6 M€2017).
Terminal costs for the main ANSP at charging zone level
Lower than planned terminal costs in real terms for HASP in 2022 (-6.6%, or -1.2 M€2017) result from:
- Slightly lower staff costs (-0.6%), mainly due to the inflation index impact (+4.9 p.p.) since in nominal terms costs are higher than planned, by +4.0%.
- Significantly lower other operating costs (-15.3%), partially due to the inflation index impact (+4.9 p.p.). No explanation of drivers for the difference between actual and determined other operating costs was provided by Greece.
- Significantly lower depreciation (-88.3%) and cost of capital (-94.2%), due to the delay in the projects implementation.
- Significantly higher deduction for VFR exempted flights (+19.7%).