The successive energy crises - the one caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the current one by the war in the Middle East - have caused continuous shocks in the prices of energy and in the bills paid by households and companies. The regulated rate of light, called voluntary price for the small consumer (PVPC), is especially sensitive to the volatility of the electricity market, and has been suffering in the last few great peaks of price…
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The successive energy crises - the one caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the current one by the war in the Middle East - have caused continuous shocks in the prices of energy and in the bills paid by households and companies. The regulated rate of light, called voluntary price for the small consumer (PVPC), is especially sensitive to the volatility of the electricity market, and has been suffering in the last few great peaks of price…