July Electricity Bills Announced – How Prices are Set by Provider

The electricity tariffs for July were announced late Wednesday (01/07/2025) by DEH and other energy providers. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the new pricing: For the fixed DEH myHome EnterTwo plan, off-peak hours cost €0.095/kWh while regular hours are priced at €0.145/kWh over 24 months. Despite rising wholesale prices in June and over 30% increase in future contracts for July, DEH has set its variable yellow tariff (myHome4all) at €0.142/kWh. The green residential tariff (Γ1Ν) remains stable at €0.156/kWh, with DEH absorbing most of the price hike from the wholesale market. In low-demand zones, the green tariff is even lower at €0.126/kWh. The green tariff from Natural Gas of Greece is listed at €0.19786/kWh. From Hron, the Hron Basic Home plan is set at €0.16401/kWh. Fixed plans like Hron Blue Generous Max Home and Hron Blue Generous Home are priced at €0.09450 and €0.09845 per kWh respectively. Lastly, the variable Hron Yellow One plan comes in at €0.13001/kWh.