Electricity Will Again Become More Expensive for Domestic Customers in the Regulated Market
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The ERSE announced an average increase of 2.7% in invoices from 1 October and points to the increase in energy prices, aggravated by the war between Iran and the United States, as the main cause of the tariff review
Conflict in the Middle East caused natural gas prices to fire and the impact has already reached electricity. Regulator has raised electricity tariffs in the regulated market to 2.7% in October.
Regulator carries out an extraordinary review of regulated prices due to the rise of natural gas due to the war in the Middle East.
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The electricity price will rise in October for those on the regulated market. The rate increases 2.7% and applies to a minority, because the largest customers are in the free market.
A 2.7% increase in the regulated market on 1 October. But the liberalised market must follow the trend. Light will become more expensive for consumers in Portugal in two weeks' time. But not for everyone, at least for now. On Tuesday the ERSE – Regulator of Energy Services announced that on 1 October it will update the price of the regulated market energy tariff, at +0,005 euros per kWh. The central origin is the war in Iran and the consequences…
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