electricity price

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Solar panels on a home in Utrecht
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Essent cuts variable electricity rate 35% by implementing feed-in costs for solar power
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Heating system.
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Average Netherlands resident to spend €323 less on energy bill this year
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Inflation
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Annual inflation rate drops to 0.2%, lowest in 7 years; Groceries 10% more expensive
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Heating system
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Dutch households pay €630 more for gas, electricity than a year ago
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An Edison-style light bulb glowing at night. 2017
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Energy companies not making exorbitant profits: regulator
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Heating system
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Many companies can apply for help with their energy bills from March 21
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Essent's power central in Moerdijk
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Essent to slash energy rates by 50%, affecting 1.2 million Dutch households
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Eneco
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Eneco will sign fixed energy price contracts for the first time since 2021
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Light bulb
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Low-income earners can now apply for extra energy bill compensation
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Vattenfall Headquarters in Solna, Sweden
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Vattenfall to lower energy prices to below price cap for 700,000 customers in April
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Supermarket
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Inflation dropped to 7.6 percent in January
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Heating system
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Many more customers had trouble paying energy bills in 2022
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Heating system.
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Energy bills will rise sharply when government’s price cap expires
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Finance Minister Sigrid Kaag brings the 2023 Dutch budget to the Tweede Kamer in a ceremonial briefcase. 20 Sept. 2022
PoliticsBusiness
Energy support to create €7.5 billion hole in national budget
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An Edison-style light bulb glowing at night. 2017
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Energy firm Essent raises rates significantly; Subsidized cap will still reduce most bills
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An Edison-style light bulb glowing at night. 2017
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Vattenfall increasing variable energy rates on January 1
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Sigrid Kaag
PoliticsBusiness
Energy price cap definitely temporary, Finance Min. says
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Heating system.
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Eneco lowers gas, electricity prices by 6% from November 1