URE: New gas and electricity rates from 2022
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The President of the Energy Regulatory Office (URE) approved tariffs for the sale of energy for four so-called ex officio sellers and the five largest distribution companies. From January 1, 2022, the total average increase in the statistical household account accounted for comprehensively (sales and distribution in the G11 group) will amount to approx. 24 percent compared to 2021. Net gas bills of household consumers in 2022 will increase by approximately 54 percent, the URE announced in a press release.
As a result of the approval of new tariffs for trade (sale) of electricity, customers in the G11 group, for which the ex officio sellers are Enea, Energa, PGE, and Tauron, will pay for energy about PLN 17 net per month more (37 percent).
On the other hand, the increase in distribution rates for these recipients will amount to an average of 9 percent in nominal terms, the distribution part of the account in the G11 group may increase from PLN 3.70 to PLN 4.50 net per month.
The URE indicated in the announcement that the costs of purchasing electricity on the wholesale market were rising.
