Category: consumer tips
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Summer Sales 2026 Begin Monday, Run Until 31 August
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Summer sales in Greece begin 13 July and run until 31 August 2026. Learn store hours, legal requirements, and how discounts must be displayed.
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Summer Sales 2026 Begin Monday: Which Sunday Will Stores Be Open and What Consumers Need to Know
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Summer sales 2026 begin 13 July and run until 31 August. Find out when stores open on Sunday 19 July and what rules apply to discounts.
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Green Household Electricity Tariffs Remain Unchanged in July
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Green household electricity tariffs remain stable in July, with DEH holding its rate at €0.138/kWh. Other suppliers made only minor adjustments.
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DEI: Green Tariff Frozen at €0.138/kWh for July
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DEI holds its green variable electricity tariff steady at €0.138/kWh for July, absorbing minor wholesale market increases.
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€3 Duty on Temu and Shein Orders: What It Means for Small Packages
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New €3 import duty on low-value packages from Temu, Shein, and similar platforms takes effect 1 July — here’s what Greek shoppers need to know.
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2026 Summer Sales: Start Date and Which Sundays Stores Will Be Open
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The 2026 summer sales begin 13 July and run through 31 August. Find out which Sundays stores open and what discount rules apply.
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Electricity Prices in Greece vs. Europe: What May Data Shows
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Greek electricity prices were slightly above the EU average in May, with fixed tariffs costing more than variable ones. Market share of fixed plans has risen to
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Summer Sales 2026: Start Date and Duration
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The 2026 summer sales run from 13 July to 31 August. Learn about opening hours, pricing rules, and what shoppers need to know.
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Electricity Prices: Business Tariffs Remain Unchanged from May
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Business electricity tariffs remain unchanged from May, with green tariffs ranging from €0.144 to €0.225/kWh. DEH’s agricultural rate is €0.145/kWh.
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Electricity Prices: Regulated Tariffs Hold Steady in June – Summer Starts Smoothly for Consumers
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Regulated electricity tariffs remain unchanged in June despite a slight rise in wholesale prices—summer begins smoothly for Greek consumers.
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Electricity Tariffs: What the RAEEY’s New Comparison Tool Reveals for Consumers
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RAEEY’s new tool helps Greek consumers compare electricity tariffs—including green, blue, yellow, and flexible plans—to find the best deal.
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May Electricity Tariffs: Prices Hold Steady at April Levels – Full Breakdown Inside
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May’s regulated electricity tariffs remain unchanged from April, ranging from €0.109–€0.199/kWh. See details and official listings.
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Pizza vs. Souvlaki: The More Affordable Street Food Amid Rising Costs
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How pizza has stayed more affordable than souvlaki amid rising food costs — and why market structure matters.
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Electricity Prices: Significant Drop in Green Tariffs for March
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Green electricity tariffs fell sharply in March, with DEH leading the drop to 12.9 cents/kWh — reductions varied by product.
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Launch of Dynamic Electricity Tariffs – How Consumers Benefit
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The first dynamic electricity tariffs that allow consumers to directly benefit from low or even zero electricity prices in the wholesale market during periods of surplus renewable energy generation, typically at midday, are now appearing in the market. These products initially target customers with ‘night’ or ‘smart’ meters and are expected to multiply as smart…