Government measures fail to prevent September from ending with the most expensive electricity bill in history
The average user's bill reaches 103 euros, 54% more than a year ago. FACUA considers it unempathetic to consumers that the vice-president Ribera says that "the bill is reasonably controlled".
FACUA.org
España-30/09/2021
The new measures adopted by the Government have moderated the rise in electricity prices but have not managed to prevent September from ending with the most expensive bill in history. According to FACUA-Consumers in Action’s analysis of the evolution of the semi-regulated PVPC tariff, the average user’s bill has reached 102.71 euros, 53.8% higher than the 66.78 of the same month last year.
Presenting the analysis at a press conference, FACUA’s Secretary General, Rubén Sánchez, pointed out that «taking into account the data of the last month, Vice-President Teresa Ribera’s statement that the bill is reasonably under control shows very little empathy with consumers, especially with those who suffer economic
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