Green household electricity tariffs remain unchanged in July, holding steady at the same levels as last month. Yesterday, Public Power Corporation (DEH) set the tone by maintaining its green tariff at €0.138 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for consumption up to 200 kWh. For usage exceeding that threshold, the rate rises to €0.153 per kWh. A dual-zone tariff also applies at €0.123 per kWh.
Minor Adjustments by Other Suppliers
Following DEH’s announcement, other electricity suppliers introduced only minor adjustments to their green tariffs. However, terms vary across providers—particularly regarding introductory discounts and loyalty-based reductions. Consumers are advised to review these conditions carefully before selecting a supplier.
Other Tariff Categories
Beyond green tariffs, Greek households can choose from several other pricing options: blue (fixed-rate), yellow (floating-rate), and orange (dynamic-rate) tariffs—each with distinct pricing mechanisms and contractual terms.