Maintaining the tariffs at the level of the current month means that the government subsidy on the bills is expected to fluctuate at the same level (in February it was 4 cents per kilowatt hour) in order for the final price (initial price minus subsidy) for PPC customers to drop to 15-16 minutes.
Slightly lower than February’s level are PPC’s electricity tariffs for March announced tonight.
Specifically, the charges are:
-For consumption up to 500 kilowatt hours, 19.5 cents per kilowatt hour (from 19.9 in February)
-For higher consumption, 20.7 cents per kilowatt hour (from 21.1)
-Night tariff: 15.4 cents per kilowatt hour (from 15.8).
In the next few hours, the announcement of the March tariffs is expected from the other suppliers as well.
Maintaining the tariffs at the level of the current month means that the government subsidy on the bills is expected to fluctuate at the same level (in February it was 4 cents per kilowatt hour) in order for the final price (initial price minus subsidy) for PPC customers to drop to 15-16 minutes. Accordingly, the prices for the customers of the other companies are set based on the respective invoice.
Source: Skai
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