The impact of price de-escalation is limited natural gas as well as wholesale electricity pricebut also the taxation of excess profits, introduced by law in invoices December, announced by most providers at midnight Sunday. And for the fifth straight month of pricing under the model that replaced the adjustment clause, supplier decisions appeared to be dominated by concerns about projected risk, with prices ending up slightly lower than in November, more likely to result in to the production of new superprofits.

With the exception of Elinwhich gave the lowest price of 28.5 cents/kWh from 39.5 cents in November and Greek natural gas from 29.8 min/kWh after the sequence discount (31.8 min initial and at the other end Volterra with a price of 39.8 cents/kWh), prices from other suppliers range from 30 to 38.9 cents/kWh. The largest supplier of the market, checkpointthe first 500 kilowatt-hours are estimated at 38 minutes, and over 500 at 38.9 minutes.

The respective PPC charges for November were 39.7 and 40.9 cents/kWh. Her charge Protergia it is 36.8 cents/kWh compared to 39.5 cents in November.

OUR Elpedison charges per kilowatt hour 35 cents from 38 in November and at a permanent discount of 32.27 cents. OUR Heron announced the Generous Home program with a starting price of 38 cents/kWh and a permanent discount of 30.4%.

OUR NRG the announced price for all programs is 38.9 cents/kWh and for nrg prime 31.9 cents. OUR Zenith announced a fee of 32.9 cents/kWh, watt+volt at 38.9 and volton at 36.7 cents.

The final prices for the consumer will be formed after subsidies, which, based on the government’s current commitments, will keep tariffs at the level of 15-17 cents per kilowatt-hour. Because every time subsidy implementation starts from a PPC tariff breakpoint, customers of companies that charge much lower fees, such as Elin and Helliniko Natural Gas, and companies with tariffs that include a permanent discount, such as Iron and Elpedison, will pay per kilowatt-hour from 5.5 to 9 cents, that is, below the pre-crisis level.

The subsidy for December is expected to be slightly lower than November’s 23.8 cents/kWh and, accordingly, the total bill, which in November amounted to 430 million euros in total and 270 million euros for domestic consumption.

The fund is difficult to cover without the help of the state budget, as the revenues that must be recovered from the wholesale market of the Energy Transition Fund are reduced due to the de-escalation of the ceiling price.

Of the €878 million surplus in August, €571 million entered TEM in September, €253 million in October and only €100.6 million in the first 19 days of November. In total, from July 8, when the mechanism for compensating excess profits in the wholesale market was first applied, until November 19, TEM was strengthened by 2.423 billion euros, which were used to subsidize.