On Saturday, December 17, 2022, the President of the Electricity Regulatory Office approved the electricity tariffs for 2023. The G tariffs for the sale of electricity for the year 2023 announced on December 17, 2022 by the President of the Regulatory Office of electricity will not affect bills of most households. The electricity price freeze introduced by the government as part of the consumption limits for individual consumers ensures that net electricity prices, i.e. without taking into account excise duties and value added tax (VAT), remain at the level from 2022.
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On Saturday, December 17, 2022, the President of the Energy Regulatory Office approved electricity rates for 2023.
The G tariffs for electricity sales for 2023 announced on December 17, 2022 by the President of the Electricity Regulatory Office will not affect the bills of most households. The electricity price freeze introduced by the government as part of the consumption limits for individual consumers ensures that net electricity prices, i.e. without taking into account excise duties and value added tax (VAT), remain at the level from 2022.
The limits vary according to the type and family nucleus, the number and housing situation of the people who live there:
- 2000 kWh per year (i.e. 2 MWh) – for most households (i.e. all households not eligible for an increase in energy consumption limit – detailed below)
- 2,600 kWh per year (i.e. 2.6 MWh) – for a household inhabited by a person with a disability
- 3000 kWh per year (or 3 MWh) – for a family with a Large Family Card and for farmers
