Suppliers slash German power bills

More than three million German households benefited after several Grundversorger cut electricity prices, a move attributed to falling wholesale costs and regulatory pressure.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Spending on the power grid: Why the energy transition has suddenly become so expensive

For the first time, figures show that spending on power plants and grids barely rose until 2017, then surged. As a result, the state is stepping in more and more often.

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Der Spiegel

Electricity: More than 100 price cuts announced

If you don't have a special contract with an electricity provider, you're probably in the basic supply and can hope for lower costs.

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Handelsblatt

Energy costs: More default electricity providers cut prices

More than three million households are benefiting from further electricity price reductions by the default providers. What are the reasons behind the price cuts and how could households save even more?

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Suppliers slash German power bills

Spending on the power grid: Why the energy transition has suddenly become so expensive

Electricity: More than 100 price cuts announced

Energy costs: More default electricity providers cut prices

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Spending on the power grid: Why the energy transition has suddenly become so expensive

Electricity: More than 100 price cuts announced

Energy costs: More default electricity providers cut prices

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