The protected market is a system in which the price of electricity is essentially established by the Government through ARERA, the Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and the Environment. Starting from 1 July 2024, this system, which has been no longer available to small businesses since last year, will no longer be available to families either. What happens next? What happens if nothing is done? What should families do?
To help evaluate the opportunities and risks of the free market, Confartigianato of the province of Ravenna has organized a meeting with the CEnPI Consortium – Confartigianato Energy for Business on the topic “Goodbye to the protected market: what to do about the bills?”, scheduled Thursday 9 May 2024 at 6 pm, at the Headquarters of Confartigianato of the province of Ravenna in Viale Berlinguer, 8 – Ravenna. They will intervene: Tiziano Samorè, Provincial Secretary of Confartigianato, Carlo Piccinato, Director of the CEnPI Technical Committee, Giulio Di Ticco, manager of the Confartigianato Energy Service of the province of Ravenna.
The meeting is open to all interested citizens and entrepreneurs.
