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YOTTA survey for PKEE: 88% Poles think government and energy companies' support on energy costs is sufficient

Poles are not only highly aware of measures to support electricity consumers, but also consider them sufficient to protect household budgets, according to the latest opinion poll conducted by YOTTA. YOTTA, in its latest opinion poll for the Polish Electricity Committee, asked Poles to what amount the state and the

October 12, 2023

YOTTA study: High awareness among Poles of support to reduce their electricity bills

According to the latest opinion poll conducted by YOTTA, Poles are highly aware of the government's ongoing measures to support electricity consumers. 43% of those surveyed are aware of the mechanism to freeze energy prices at last year's level, and 31% are aware of the increase in energy consumption limits for households at a preferential price. The above shield mechanisms

October 10, 2023

Energy price war - summary of shield measures on the markets in Poland and Europe

758 billion euros have been allocated by European countries to protect energy consumers from the effects of the energy crisis caused by Russia's policies and its aggression against Ukraine . Despite the unprecedented expenditure, energy prices in some countries even rose by more than 100%. Poland allocated a relatively small amount of funds for this purpose (equivalent to EUR 12.4 billion), managing to

October 5, 2023

PKEE: Lower electricity prices for companies and local authorities, among others. This is worth knowing

On 1 October 2023, the price of energy will be reduced for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), local governments and sensitive public utilities such as hospitals, schools and cultural institutions. Instead of - as before - PLN 785 per MWh, from next Sunday the price will be PLN 693 per MWh. Amendments to the Act on the Protection of

September 27, 2023

Can Polish energy consumers count on preferential electricity rates?

What is the biggest burden on the household budget? Only 11% of those surveyed[1] found the price of electricity problematic. The good news is that energy costs will be even lower - the limits of the electricity price freeze at last year's rates have been increased, and households will be able to save an extra £125 thanks to the discount introduced. September

September 21, 2023

Poles declare that electricity prices are not a problem for them

Poles indicate that electricity prices are not the biggest challenge to the household budget. As shown by the results of a survey conducted by YOTTA on behalf of the PKEE, only 11% of respondents considered the price of electricity to be an issue. Although the increase in electricity prices and the cost of generating electricity is one of the problems faced by both the

August 25, 2023