PUN increasing and PSV decreasing

On June 28, 2024, the National Single Price (PUN) reversed its recent trend, rising to €0.109/kWh, while the Virtual Trading Point (PSV) saw a slight decline, settling at €0.387/Smc. How will these changes affect your electricity and gas bills? Let’s analyze the details together.

June brought significant swings in energy prices. Now that it is coming to an end, it has highlighted a further change of direction.

So what are today’s figures? The PUN has risen to 0,109 €/kWhwhile PSV fell to 0,387 €/Smc.
Let’s compare them with yesterday’s.

Sources: Data on changes in the PUN provided by GME (Energy Markets Manager); Data on PSV changes from eex.com (updated as of June 27, 2024).

Don’t just sit around waiting for your bill: There are many actions you can take to reduce your energy costs. Here are some effective strategies:

• Examine your consumption patterns: Do you know when and how much energy you consume? Monitoring your usage peaks, both daily and weekly, allows you to discover where you are wasting and how you can improve.
  Imagine how much you could save simply by using your appliances better!
• Check your PUN and PSV regularly: knowing the trend of energy prices, both PUN for electricity and PSV for gas, gives you a great advantage. These indicators tell you if your current rate is really convenient and help you understand when is the perfect time to change supplier and offer.
• Compare offers with Selectra: Have you ever wondered if there is a better deal out there? Using comparison tools like Selectra, you can get a clear overview of the best rates available. Staying up to date allows you to take advantage of limited promotions that can significantly reduce your bills.

Keeping an eye on weekly prices is essential to understanding energy market trends and making informed decisions about your electricity and gas supplies. Analyzing this data, in fact, gives you a more complete overview of price fluctuations, allowing you to identify the most favorable periods to change supplier or rate.

Below is the table showing the PUN and PSV of the last 7 days:

If you want to know more and discover the monthly average forecast, we suggest you take a look at the following articles:

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