After gas in January, it is the price of electricity which will increase by 15% including tax on 1 February. Without the price shield put in place by the government, electricity prices would have increased by 99% including tax according to the CRE, which amounts to saying that the State, with the price shield, will pay, in 2023, 43% of our electricity bills.
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