DEI (Public Power Corporation) has kept its green variable tariff unchanged for July, maintaining the rate at €0.138 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for residential customers in tariff zones G1/G1N — the same level as in June. The utility is absorbing a minor uptick observed in the wholesale electricity market, meaning household customers on the green variable plan will see no change in their base charge this month.
Stable Yellow and Blue Tariffs
The yellow variable tariff, myHome4All, also remains steady at €0.13708/kWh. Designed for consumers seeking greater flexibility amid market price fluctuations, this option continues to be available without adjustment.
DEI’s blue fixed-rate plans remain on offer with varying durations and pricing:
- myHomeEnter and myHomeOnline are priced at €0.145/kWh and €0.142/kWh respectively.
- In the reduced-consumption zone, the rate drops to €0.132/kWh.
- myHome Maxima, an 18-month plan, charges a flat €0.141/kWh for the first 600 kWh per billing period, then €0.129/kWh for consumption above that threshold.
- The two-year myHomeEnterTwo is offered at €0.145/kWh overall, with a reduced rate of €0.105/kWh applying in the low-consumption zone.
Other Offerings
The myHome Plan remains available as a flat-fee option: a fixed monthly charge of €60, which includes competitive and regulated fees, with settlement every six months.
Dynamic products — myHome Dynamic for households and myBusiness Dynamic for businesses — continue to be part of DEI’s portfolio. These plans require a smart meter and allow users to adapt their energy consumption in response to real-time market prices.