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Electricity: Increases in Green Tariffs in September - Prices by Provider

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With an increased average price but significant differences from provider to provider, the green electricity tariffs for September 2026 are being formed, following the announcement of new charges by energy companies. The post Electricity: Increases in green tariffs in September – Prices per provider appeared first on iPaideia.gr.
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With an increased average price but significant differences from provider to provider, the green electricity tariffs for September 2026 are being formed, following the announcement of new charges by energy companies. The post Electricity: Increases in green tariffs in September – Prices per provider appeared first on iPaideia.gr.

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The PPC's green residential tariff for September is set at 14.913 cents per kilowatt-hour, an increase of 7.7%. This adjustment was deemed necessary due to the parallel surge in prices in the wholesale electricity market, which recorded a jump of 21% compared to August.

Electricity suppliers have increased their September business green tariffs by up to 19.5% per month. Indicatively, only one company kept its ... The article The new landscape in business electricity tariffs – How green and blue products compare was published in NewsIT.

With different charges per provider, the prices of green, or special, electricity tariffs are being set in September. The prices of… The post Green electricity tariffs: How prices are set in September appeared first on CRETA24.

The prices for green electricity tariffs for September 2026 have been announced by the providers.

PPC follows, with a price of 14.9 cents per kilowatt-hour for consumption up to 200 kilowatt-hours, and Protergia, with 16.9 cents/kilowatt-hour.

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bankingnews.gr broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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