Bills 2023, Electricity -20%, Gas is also low. An advantage of 287 euros per year on electricity and 121 on methane

the Invoices of light will come down. as well as those of Gas. But, this time, it will be the beneficiaries of the price cut above all else Consumers located in the so-called “protected” marketArera, whose prices are regulated by the Energy Authority. For those who choose the free market and have a fixed price for energy, the cost of electricity and gas will go up. But let’s go in order. This morning, Arrera will report the kilowatt-hour rate for the next three months. Commission President Stefano Besginy, the cost of electricity for the next three months is expected to be 20 percent lower than the previous quarter. The quarter that actually saw prices drop by 19.5 percent. In fact, the decrease in electricity bills would have been even more significant given that the price of gas used to produce electricity has fallen from 150 to around 40 euros per MWh.

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From April 1st, electricity bills will reinstate system costs, a series of indecent costs that have been sanitized for about a year and a half by the government to help families struggling with soaring energy costs. According to Il Messaggero’s Facile.it estimates, in September 2021 the fee in the invoice was only partially canceled and weighed at 2.4 euro cents per kWh; If the fees were to return to this limit, the increase for a typical family would be around €66 per year. On the other hand, if all canceled fees are returned, the increase for the typical family will be 113 euros. These increases, as mentioned, in the case of consumers in the protected market will be fully absorbed by the decrease in the cost of the energy component. On the other hand, those who are in the free market and have a fixed price will find themselves having to bear these higher costs in full. Something similar will also happen to gas bills. As Pisegini reported again, thanks to the decline in methane in international markets, the price of gas in the bill will drop by about 10 percent in April. Numbers will be sent out on April 4th. And with the adoption of the decree law two days ago in the Council of Ministers, the government has confirmed almost all applicable methane cost concessions. VAT will remain at 5 percent and system fees will be excluded from the billing account. However, there is an item in the gas bill that has so far been completely excluded from the bill (in technical terminology it is called Ugc2) and which will instead be charged for the month of April at only 35 percent. This means, according to simulations also carried out by Facile.it, that the price of gas per cubic meter will in any case increase by 20 cents. If in a protected market this increase has to be absorbed by a fall in the price of the raw material, in a free market, where consumers have fixed and reliable prices, there will instead be an increase in cost.

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In a protected market, where prices will fall instead, the advantages for consumers will be obvious. According to Codacons, the 20% reduction in electricity tariffs will drop the average bill from €1,434 per year to €1,147 per year, with savings of €287 per household. The gas price will drop, with a 10 percent decrease, from 1,210 euros per core to 1,089 euros, with a lower cost of 121 euros. Between electricity and gas, if Pesegini’s predictions are confirmed, the savings will be equal to 408 euros per year per family ».

While the government decree, on the one hand, reintroduced the system fee within household electricity bills, on the other hand, it still confirmed the “social bonus” for families with an ISEE of less than 15,000 euros per year. For the next three months, these families will be able to continue to receive a discount of up to approximately €200 on their electricity bill. But from October onwards, the “Family Bonus” of heating will arrive. A stimulus already funded in the €5 billion decree, but it still needs to be built.

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