On the Nord Pool exchange, the average price of electricity in the first week of May (1-7) was 0.055 Eur/kWh without VAT, which is almost 9 percent. less than the average price of April, which was 0.060 EUR/kWh without VAT and is the lowest monthly average price since June 2021, writes the Lithuanian Energy Agency (LEA).
In one week, 2024 May 30 compared to April 30, 12 and 24 months. two independent providers did not change rates for fixed-price plans, and one provider increased rates by 1 to 2 percent.
24 months offered by independent suppliers. the average price of 1 kWh of fixed price plans (two time zones) increased during the week from 0.242 Eur/kWh to 0.243 Eur/kWh (two time zones), while the average rate for one time zone increased slightly, but as last week it is 0.252 Eur /kWh.
Offered 12 months during the price fixing period, the average tariffs for two time zones increased from 0.239 Eur/kWh to 0.240 Eur/kWh (two time zones) and from 0.249 Eur/kWh to 0.250 Eur/kWh (one time zone).
Offered 12 months and 24 months the rates of fixed electricity price plans are currently 0.18-0.30 Eur/kWh (two time zones) and 0.24-0.27 Eur/kWh (one time zone).
Currently 6 months price fixing periods are offered by two suppliers, 3 months and 7 months energy price fixing periods – one supplier at a time, and plans with 12 months and 24 months fixed price – three suppliers.
We remind you that from the beginning of April this year, the price of public supply (the “Standard” plan) is 0.214 Eur/kWh (one time zone), as well as 0.245 Eur/kWh and 0.148 Eur/kWh (two time zones). In May, the price of guaranteed supply (“Standard” plan) is 0.185 Eur/kWh (one time zone), as well as 0.201 Eur/kWh and 0.150 Eur/kWh (two time zones). These guaranteed supply prices are 5-7 percent. lower than March prices.
LEA information
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