Electricity Price Will Rise Again in January: Regulator Proposes 1.5% Increase in Regulated Market
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The Regulatory Entity of Energy Services (ERSE) today proposed a 1.5% increase in the price of low voltage electricity in the regulated market for 2027. In the regulated market of mainland Portugal, the transitional selling rates to final customers in Low Voltage Normal (BTN) show, on average, a 1.5% variation, between December 2026 and January 2027, is read in a statement released by the regulator. In October, consumers who remain in the regula…
After the regulator has already increased the regulated market rates by about 2.7% from 1 October, next year will bring a new increase of 1.5% already in the invoices of January 2027
It will be the second rise in three months. Electricity in the wholesale market is rising due to natural gas. But the lower cost of some renewable contracts stops a greater increase in tariffs.
In October, consumers who remain in the regulated electricity market have already seen electricity bill increase by about 2.7%.
Consumers who remain on the regulated electricity market have already seen the electricity bill increase by about 2.7% earlier this month.
The Energy Services Regulator (ERSE) proposed a 1.5% increase in the price of low voltage electricity in the regulated market for 2027, according to a statement released today.
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