With reductions in electricity tariffs – Newsbomb – News

With the dropper, the reductions in electricity prices are passed on, without the consumer's pocket feeling much of a difference.

According to Abugomatini newspaper. Only 2%-3% on average (10.5-10.9 minutes per kWh) electricity costs in May, According to the new electricity tariff announced by the suppliers.

Normally the reduction could be much larger, judging by the 11% drop in wholesale electricity prices.

Electricity prices

It is noteworthy that the fluctuations in the “green” electricity tariff for the month of May compared to the month of April were announced by suppliers according to the prices published on the Regulatory Authority’s website.

These are the suppliers' prices:

The green tariff for PPC, the largest supplier, is 10.656 cents per kilowatt-hour (from 10.861) for consumption up to 500 kWh per month and 11.736 cents for excess consumption (from 11.881). The overnight interest rate also fell to 7.866 cents from 8.037 cents.

– Alinoil 9.5 cents per kilowatt hour from 9.06

– Volterra 9.9 cents per kilowatt hour, unchanged.

Voltons: 10.168 cents per kilowatt hour, from 10.54.

– Solar energy: 10.085 cents per kilowatt hour from 10.559

– Natural gas, Greek Energy Company, 10.954 cents per kilowatt hour from 10.604.

– NRG 10.961 cents per kilowatt hour from 10.784

– Bedison: 9.968 cents per kilowatt hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours from 11.005 and 10.568 from 11.705 for the rest.

– Zenith 10.267 cents per kilowatt hour from 11.438.

– Heron 10.118 cents per kilowatt hour from 11.555.

– Protegea 10.601 cents per kilowatt hour from 11.624

-We energy 13 cents per kilowatt hour unchanged

-OTE Estate 16.513 cents per kilowatt hour from 14.8.

What did the companies do?

However, as reported by Apogiomatini, the offering companies have reduced prices for households and businesses much lower, in order to keep their profit margins higher.

One way or another, the new prices per kilowatt-hour for green tariffs are now 10.97 cents, while the average price in the previous month was 11.29 cents.

In just the last two months, they have fallen by approximately 26%, and are now back to pre-energy crisis levels.