Illustration - Electricity Tariff Increase

Illustration - Electricity Tariff Increase

Illustration - Hand holding a 20 euro banknote, a light bulb and an electrical outlet. This Tuesday, August 1, electricity prices increase by 10%. Nearly 23 million customers are affected by this increase, which represents an average additional cost of 160 euros per year and per household. Last February, the prices of the regulated tariff had already increased by 15%. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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