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Electricity: Subsidies End, Green Tariffs Become More Expensive - The Average Wholesale Price Took Off at 160 euros/MWh in September!

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The government is not currently considering a return to subsidies - Benefits with "blue" - fixed tariffs increased by 10.8% in six months - Over 50% of consumers remain on green tariffs
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The government is currently moving towards no new subsidy per kilowatt-hour, despite the rise in prices on the wholesale electricity market. The message from the Ministry of Environment and Energy is that consumers already have tools at their disposal to limit their exposure to market fluctuations, with fixed, blue tariffs being […]

The energy situation is difficult with electricity and fuel prices changing due to international developments.

A new page is opening in the energy market as the government gradually changes the way it deals with rising electricity costs. The focus is no longer on horizontal subsidies on green tariffs, but on stable blue products, the de-escalation of regulated charges and the use of European tools for industry. In the coming period, however, it is expected to judge whether the market can absorb the new pressures without returning to a model of massive go…

Subsidizing electricity prices is not currently on the table, despite the increase recorded in the wholesale market in September, according to sources from the Ministry of Environment and Energy. As they point out, fairly stable, "blue" tariffs with a charge lower than 15 cents per kilowatt-hour are available on the market. This is a level lower than the final ... More www.ertnews.gr

The government is not currently considering a return to subsidies - Benefits with "blue" - fixed tariffs increased by 10.8% in six months - Over 50% of consumers remain on green tariffs

Out of the plan, at least for now, is the subsidy of "green" electricity tariffs. The government presents the "blue" tariffs as a means of protecting domestic consumers. Because heating oil will be subsidized.

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Business Daily broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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