News is arriving from Enel regarding a price cut, perhaps Italian families will finally be able to save again.
Il cost of energy in our country it has reached unsustainable levelsand it is of little use knowing that the cause is the ongoing wars. Families are no longer able to pay their bills, and this difficulty is added to the many others due to the loss of purchasing power.
After the continuous rate increases by all operatorsi, l’Enel’s announcement gives hopeeven if investigating more deeply details of no small importance emerge.
Enel cuts energy prices, but is it really convenient?
Enel’s announcement about a price cut was recently disclosed, and the rate reduction will come into force from July 1st 2024. However, this is the charging station tariff for electric cars.
Il number of green vehicles is increasing and consequently also the charging market is in turmoil. In addition to Enel, there are other operators that offer the service, at more or less convenient prices.
Starting from July 1st Enel X will cut the price per kWh by 5 cents for his charging stations fast and ultrafast and the discount will be available for both pay-as-you-go and subscription top-ups. However, prices do not drop for alternating current columns up to 22 kW. Here is the table of the new prices that will be in force from July 1st:
- AC charging (up to 22 kW) – 0.69 euro/kWh;
- fast direct current columns (up to 150 kW) – go from 0.89 to 0.84 euro/kWh
- high-power HPC columns (over 150 kW) – go from 0.99 to 0.94 euros/kWh.
Many motorists have chosen to turn on Subscriptions to save even more. For example, with Enel’s Pay-per-use Premium 15, you spend 9 euros per month on a subscription, an amount that is however recovered with just one “full tank”.
Obviously, savings and convenience are not only given by energy tariffs but also by consumption habits of motoristsso each person chooses the solution best suited to their needs.
Reading the various comments on social media, for example, we discover that in reality the cut announced by Enel will not fill citizens’ pockets with money, because in any case in Italy you pay almost twice as much to top up as in the rest of the EU countries and yet they are there suppliers who offer lower priceslike those in Tesla’s supercharger network.
