August ends with the most expensive electricity bill in history: 93.10 euros for the average end-user
FACUA criticizes Vice President Ribera for evading her responsibility. She disregards her ability to intervene on tariffs to protect vulnerable consumers, according to the 2019 European Directive.
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España-31/08/2021
August ends with the most expensive electricity bill in history: 93.10 euros for the average end-user, according to the analysis by FACUA-Consumers in Action on the evolution of the semi-regulated electricity tariff (PVPC, according to its initials in Spanish). The bill is 46.0% above the 63.77 euros from August last year.
FACUA considers it regrettable that in her appearance in the Congress of Deputies (Parliament) this Monday, the third Vice President and Minister for the Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, has eluded her responsibility. She refused to undertake far-reaching reforms in the sector to lower the cost of the bill and reduce the disproportionate benefits of the energy oligopoly. The Secretary General of FACUA, Rubén Sánchez</
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