Electricity Tariffs: Consumers Turn to "Blue" Prices
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The wholesale price of electricity continued to rise in October, raising concerns about potential charges on household bills. This development is turning the interest of many consumers towards blue tariffs, which offer a fixed charge. As reported by ERT, the average price in the wholesale market reached 190 euros per […]
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The average wholesale price of electricity for the month of October rose to 190 euros per megawatt-hour, up from 15 euros in September, recording an increase of 21%. This increase further burdens providers and forces consumers to choose the fixed “blue” tariffs for medium and high electricity consumption, in contrast to […]
The wholesale price increased by 21% in October, reaching 190 euros per megawatt-hour.
The cost of electricity is on the rise, as the average wholesale price of electricity in October stood at 190 euros per megawatt-hour, according to the...
The wholesale price of electricity is going up and increasing pressure on family budgets. In October, the average price so far reaches 190 euros/MWh, compared to 156 euros in September. The difference reaches about 22%. At the same time, it continues the upward trend of recent months and strengthens interest in blue tariffs. Oil and gas are fueling the rise Brent is moving at $111 a barrel, about 75% higher than a year ago. In addition, natural …
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