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The Electricity Bill Shoots More than 19% in August and Becomes the Most Expensive Since 2022, at the Edge of the 100 Euros

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The average amount of receipt for the regulated tariff is 96.65 euros, driven by heat waves, the increase in gas and the end of the VAT reduction

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The average amount of receipt for the regulated tariff is 96.65 euros, driven by heat waves, the increase in gas and the end of the VAT reduction

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(ACN) The electricity bill has reached its highest level in the last four years and has climbed to an average of 96.65 euros. Thus, it has soared by 19.8% compared to the same month last year, when it was 80.71 euros, according to a study by Facua. The consumer association has taken as a reference […]

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The electricity bill has increased by more than 19% in August compared to the same month last year, driven by light prices triggered by the surge of demand during heat waves and rising natural gas, thus becoming the most expensive receipt for this month of the year since 2022, when it was then in the midst of an energy crisis due to the invasion of Ukraine.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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