Electricity and gas bills, the fixed price is worth it again: by how much it has dropped

Electricity and gas bills will benefit from a new fixed price which will allow you to save a lot on the current ones.

An important change that comes at a certainly delicate moment, after the transition to the free market, the end of the benefits, the reduction of the social bonus and the costs that continue to be felt, finding alternatives is essential for many families to cover the costs of these months.

This valid choice is an option to be considered above all because today there are not many alternatives. There are increases and they weigh on the final costs, not only for the actual consumption of the raw material but also for everything related to it, specifically VAT, excise duties, markets.

Electricity and gas bills: how much you save with the fixed rate

Fixed rates don’t just exist now but they have always been a double-edged sword because since there was a ceiling, everything that went beyond that entailed much higher costs and therefore in the end many citizens ended up spending the same or even more.

Now it is precisely this situation that is changing, making this scheme accessible to all and therefore certainly better from this point of view.

The new fixed price offers are very interesting and certainly show greater convenience than in the past. Clearly they are useful especially for those who have an estimate of what the consumption is, among the best offers of this period there is that of electricity which costs 0.11 euros per kWh therefore an excellent price that could lead to a saving of 45% on the bill. With regard to gas at a fixed price is estimated to cost 0.43 euros SMC therefore receives the same savings compared to the standard one, 45% less on the final cost. Therefore, by making a sum between one and the other, we arrive at a net saving compared to the total costs paid to date and it is not a small thing at all.

These prices are very attractive and are for the long term. Finding a company that offers less is possible but it makes no sense to choose a supplier if it promises discounts for 3 or 6 months and then absurd prices because in most cases the person will not change company and will therefore be left paying a bill greater than what he would normally have done. The choice must be made carefully considering the long term and never exclusively the short term or momentary offers that are not of much use.