The price of energy is falling, when will the recharges be due? For domestic supplies there is another cut of 19.8%, a cut to the charging station is also desirable.
The price of energy drops: -19.8% for home users
It was the public authority Arera to decree a new decline for the second quarter of the year. The rate only applies to families still in “protection” regimetherefore out of the free market. But it still represents a very important indicator of the trends currently affecting the energy market. The decline, he explains a note Arera, is mainly related from the bearish trend which characterized gas and electricity prices towards the end of 2023 and in the first months of the current year. And which is slowing down due to growing geopolitical tensions. The Authority also links the reduction to the fact that “a relatively mild winter” has contained consumption again, limiting demand. Result: spending for the typical family in the period between 1 July 2023 and 30 June 2024 will be approximately 662 euros, returning closer to pre-crisis levels. Scoring a -47.7% compared to the same 12 months of the previous year.
But the cost of the charging stations remains too high
At this point we have to ask ourselves when this repeated drop in raw material costs will have an impact on the price we pay at the charging station. The comparisons made at a European level confirm that Italian electric motorists pay the highest price. Both with regards to AC recharges that in direct current. The same Tesla in his Superchargers practice in Italy the most expensive price listseven if it is still about cheaper prices compared to the large Italian networks. It is from the latter that it would be logical to expect a signal, in light of the falling costs of raw materials energy. Currently Enel practices a price of 0.69 in ACs up to 22 kW, of 0.89 in DC and and of 0.99 in the most powerful HPC. Be Chargedthe network owned by ENI, has 4 price ranges: 0.65 in the CA, 0.85 in fast models up to 99 kW, 0.90 in Fast+ up to 149 kW e 0.95 in the ultrafast of 150 kW and more.
