Consumers seem to be turning to the well-known "blue" tariffs that keep their prices fixed throughout the contract, regardless of fluctuations in the wholesale price on the Energy Exchange. According to market sources, the share of fixed tariffs has increased significantly and constituted 31.62% of the market in June, up from 28.57% in January.
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Consumers seem to be turning to the well-known "blue" tariffs that keep their prices fixed throughout the contract, regardless of fluctuations in the wholesale price on the Energy Exchange. According to market sources, the share of fixed tariffs has increased significantly and constituted 31.62% of the market in June, up from 28.57% in January.