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Electricity tariffs: How December 2025 closes and what to expect in January 2026

December closes with around a 5% rise in wholesale electricity prices, increasing pressure for higher electricity tariffs in January, with consumers and suppliers closely monitoring developments

On Wednesday the prices for the “green” electricity tariffs are announced – Papastavrou: “If necessary, we will intervene”

On Wednesday (1/10) the prices for the "green" electricity tariffs will be announced, which are directly linked to fluctuations in the wholesale market, where an increase of 24% has already been recorded

Electricity: Subsidies of 1.5 cents per kilowatt-hour for residential consumers in January

The total cost of the support for January amounts to €20.9 million

Electricity tariffs: The changes coming in 2025

The dual-zone electricity tariff from 1 February will be valid from 12 to 3 pm and 2 to 5 am - Color coding and gas tariffs - End of the six-month blue, gradually change 7.3 million energy meters

Electricity tariffs: Orange is coming, green is optional and cheaper at noon

Everything changes from the New Year, with the aim of lower costs for consumers - The most reduced charges during 24 hours will be at midday and not at night

Electricity Tariffs: at 1.6 cents per kilowatt-hour the exceptional support in August

Below 15 cents/kWh the final price for residential electricity consumers (which depends on the tariff of each provider)