The key to making the price of electricity more affordable is to have as many wind farms as possible in Estonian municipalities, said Rein Vaks, head of the Estonian Ministry of Climate’s energy department on ETV show “Esimene stuudio.” * This article was originally published here
Europe has replaced imported Russian gas with increased shipments of liquefied natural gas, easing pressure on supplies * This article was originally published here
The Public Service Commission signed off on allowing the utilities to recoup $321.1 million from customers over the next decade. The decision will cost the average residential ratepayer using 1,000 kilowatts of power per month an extra $2.50 monthly for 10 years. * This article was originally published here
Pacific Gas and Electric bills are increasing, starting this month, thanks to a rate hike that took effect on January 1st. * This article was originally published here
Consumers of power retailer Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) will experience a slight upward adjustment in their January electricity rates amounting to P0.0846 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Meralco said residential customers consuming 200 kWh will have a minimal increase of around P17 in their total electricity bill. The overall rate for a typical household is now P11.3430…
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In Finland, the spot price of electricity surged above two euros on Friday. Opposition lawmakers have accused the government of leaving citizens alone to cope with the spike, less than two years after calling for support measures amid significantly lower prices. * This article was originally published here
If you get your electricity from Pacific Power, your bill will get bigger starting Wednesday. * This article was originally published here
Electric rates for the average NorthWestern Energy residential customer in South Dakota will rise by $13.67 per month instead of $19.14. * This article was originally published here
Energy prices fell in summer and autumn 2023. They are forecast to fall later in 2024, but even with these falls they would still be well above pre-‘energy crisis’ levels. * This article was originally published here
The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) says it has not received any proposal for the reduction in electricityContinue Reading * This article was originally published here