Explosion of kWh EDF since 2008: price comparison?

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by The shadow » 08/11/16, 15:13

A VARIABLE is missing in your calculations that makes a difference
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by Gaston » 08/11/16, 15:26

Shadow wrote:A VARIABLE is missing in your calculations that makes a difference
Well go ahead, do the math : Mrgreen:

Between 2008 and 2016, it will certainly not reverse the trend : roll:
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by The shadow » 08/11/16, 23:07

Gaston wrote:
Shadow wrote:A VARIABLE is missing in your calculations that makes a difference
Well go ahead, do the math : Mrgreen:

Between 2008 and 2016, it will certainly not reverse the trend : roll:


Of course it's important> EDF is you so you earn money by paying that's the principle of fair trade : Mrgreen:
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by Christophe » 09/11/16, 02:12

Shadow wrote:EDF is you so you earn money by paying this is the principle of fair trade : Mrgreen:


Must stop the cigarettes that make you laugh ...
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by moinsdewatt » 03/02/19, 14:28

Electricity prices turn to political psychodrama
The regulator proposes an increase of 6% of the regulated tariffs. A puzzle for the public authorities, in the midst of the crisis of yellow vests.


By Frédéric De Monicault the 30 / 01 / 2019 Le Figaro

How should the government cope with the planned rise in electricity prices? Thursday, the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) conducts a hearing on this theme, in the presence of all suppliers in the market. The regulator has just proposed an increase in the regulated tariffs of 6%. The figure revealed by "Les Échos" is not a surprise. The law stipulates precisely that the supply costs of EDF are passed on to the consumer and it has been several weeks since the principle of a significant increase, above 5%, is mentioned. Initially, this tariff movement - which concerns more than 25 million households - should have taken place at the beginning of February. But that was before the rise of the yellow vests crisis, which led the government to decide to freeze electricity rates for at least the entire winter.

This freeze announced by Prime Minister Philippe Philippe does not mean that the French will escape an increase in electricity. Several times in the past, whether for gas and electricity, successive governments have decided not to follow CRE's recommendations. But the opponents of EDF and Engie brought the case before the Council of State, in the name of a distortion of competition caused by the absence of tariff increase: each time, they were heard, binding the public authorities to catch up on the bill, necessarily unpopular.

Government has three months to make a decision
In this case, the government is doubly exposed: on the one hand, the increase advocated by the CRE is consistent, on the other hand, a tariff movement would be almost considered provocative given the current social crisis. At the same time, the government is attentive to the interests of EDF, which relies heavily on this increase to meet its - heavy - investment trajectory. Precision: the increase in regulated tariffs, primarily due to the increase in market prices, concerns only the supply part of the bill. This is composed of 40% of taxes, which the government could decide to lower so as not to penalize the consumer while complying with CRE's recommendations.

On the strict schedule, the government has three months to make a decision. If it does not move, the increase will be ratified. If he refuses to rise, he must motivate his decision and opens the door to a legal battle. In short, the issue of energy tariffs then becomes a real psychodrama, with a government that refuses to apply a rise while knowing in advance that he will lose the battle before the Council of State.

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by Christophe » 02/10/22, 04:42

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