Half the €3 billion in unpaid electricity bills are owed by clients who change providers, often serially, thus ensuring continued service.
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Half the €3 billion in unpaid electricity bills are owed by clients who change providers, often serially, thus ensuring continued service.
Providers’ extra charge, to insure against delinquent clients, amounts to about a third of the electricity rate.
The government has decided to prevent non-payers from changing providers unless they settle their debt.
A revised Electricity Supply Code is set to tighten restrictions on consumers who repeatedly change electricity providers while…
Greece’s retail electricity market is operating with nearly €3 billion in overdue customer debt, a burden that regulators say…
Unsuspecting consumers getting charged for power used by fraudsters in their name.
Using the power bill as a mechanism to collect taxes, fees and other charges not related to energy makes it even more difficult…
Using electricity bills as a means of collecting other state fees is an anachronism that must end. Now, there are digital tools…
Yellow power tariffs are the cheapest, per the 2024 and 2025 data.
