Increasing from 72.14 to 76.67 Euros a month for the average user
Electricity bill is 6.3% more expensive between January and October compared to the first ten months in 2014
FACUA urges parties running in the General Election to commit to a U-turn on energy policy, by regulating rates based on their actual cost.
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España-02/11/2015
The average user’s electricity bills, using the rates in force between January and October 2015 was 6.3% more expensive than during the first ten months in 2014, according to the most recent study from FACUA-Consumers in Action. The study demonstrates that the average bill has increased from 72.14 to 76.67 Euros per month (indirect taxes included): a price increase of 4.53 Euros which adds up to 54.36 Euros a year.
As for the price per kWh of consumed energy, the average between 1 January and 31 September 2015 was 8.0% more expensive than during the first ten months of the last year. It increased from 14.43 cents/kWh (11.35 plus taxes) to 15.59 cents/kWh (12.23 plus taxes).
FACUA criticises the slight drop applied by the Government in the regulated part of rates in A
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