These are estimates from the CGIA of Mestre: BILLS: A 15.2 BILLION INCREASE FOR FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES | CGIA MESTRE
The estimates were constructed starting from 2024 data on electricity and gas consumption by businesses and assumed constant for the years 2025-2026 and on the related average prices sourced from Eurostat. As for non-domestic users, with reference to electricity consumption, non-domestic users were considered net of the sectors permeated by the PA (public administration/defence, health/social assistance, education, public lighting); for gas consumption, industrial users (excluding electricity generation), commerce and services (excluding public service) were considered, all net of self-consumption. THE costs for the year 2025 they are the result of an estimate that takes into account the trend of the average annual market prices of electricity and gas – energy exchange source Gestore Mercati Energetici (GME) equal to 116 euros per MWh for electricity and 39 euros per MWh for gas. The predictions of costs for the year 2026 were calculated considering an average price (for the entire year) of electricity of 150 euros per MWh and 50 for gasrespecting the proportion of 3 to 1 between the two prices as occurred on average in the three-year period 2023-2025. Please note that the increase in energy costs for businesses will be less than proportional to the change in prices on the energy exchange as the increase in the price of raw materials does not impact the entire overall cost of the bill (which also includes marketing costs, transmission costs, charges, taxes, margins, etc.). And therefore compared to a hypothesis of an increase in the price of raw materials of 29% (estimated for 2026 compared to 2025), the respective growth in costs for businesses and families will be lower. The data on household expenditure on electricity were calculated with the same methodologies but for 2024 the monthly expenditure from Istat was taken into account which on an annual basis and multiplied by the number of Italian households returns amounts similar to the calculation using Eurostat price data
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Ecco mi sembrava strano che non avessi fatto un errore nel titolo, le mie dita tozze affaticate dal buio causato dalla tragica successione all’ora legale (fredda e tempestosa), litigano con la tastiera e non so da dove sia uscita quella “W” in più =D comunque si capisce.
Non ho capito come mai per alcune regioni aumenta del 13.3% e altre 13.4%, non cambia quasi nulla ma se il prezzo è unico, dovrebbe essere unico anche l’aumento. Forse in quelle regioni le famiglie sottoscrivono dei contratti un filo più svantaggiosi? Curioso, in Sicilia 13.5% “addirittura”.