Power utility PPC, the Greek retail electricity market’s dominant player, and the country’s independent suppliers have announced unchanged nominal tariffs for August, compared to levels offered in June and July.
Local electricity market rules require suppliers to announce their nominal tariffs for each forthcoming month by the 20th of every previous month.
PPC’s August tariff for monthly consumption of up to 500 kWh was left unchanged at 0.155 euros per kWh, as was the supplier’s tariff for consumption levels exceeding this limit, unchanged at 0.167 euros per kWh.
The power utility’s decision to maintain its nominal tariffs at these levels suggests the government could once again offer low-voltage consumers subsidies in August. Consumers were offered subsidy support of 0.015 euros per KWh for June and July, when PPC’s nominal tariffs were equivalent to the levels just announced for next month.
Elsewhere, Heron announced an August tariff of 0.0855 euros per kWh for its Simply Generous Home offer, including a 10 percent discount for all, as well as a tariff of 0.1416 euros per kWh for its Generous Home offer, including a punctuality discount. Without this discount, the offer’s tariff level rises to 0.1770 euros per kWh.
Protergia announced a tariff of 0.0946 euros per kWh for its Protergia Home Value package and a 0.1098 euros per kWh tariff for its Home MVP Reward offer.
Elpedison set tariffs of 0.08 euros per kWh for its Elpedison Green Economy offer and 0.148 euros per kWh for its Elpedison Punctuality Day offer.
Fysiko Aerio announced a tariff of 0.085 euros per kWh. Volton set a tariff of 0.0945 euros per kWh, including a punctuality discount, and 0.1260 euros per kWh for its Volton Energy Control package, without a punctuality discount.
NRG set a tariff of 0.0959 euros per kWh, including a 30 percent punctuality discount, for its NRG On Time offer, which reaches 0.137 euros per kWh without the discount.
Zenith announced a tariff of 0.173 euros per kWh for its Zenith Home Basic offer, for monthly consumption of up to 270 kWh, and a tariff of 0.144 euros per kWh for its Zenith Power Home Now offer.
Watt & Volt announced a rate of 0.1098 euros per kWh, including a punctuality discount, for its Watt & Volt Reward package.
Elin set a tariff of 0.12 euros per kWh, with a punctuality discount, for its Elin Power On! Home Bonus package. Volterra announced a rate of 0.1398 euros per kWh.