What to expect from electricity and gas prices in 2025? innogy’s view – part II

Jakub Malý
Jakub Malý
11 February 2025, 10:24
What to expect from electricity and gas prices in 2025? innogy’s view – part II

Three years have passed since the collapse of Bohemia Energy, one of the largest electricity and gas suppliers. For hundreds of thousands of customers who opted for three-year fixed-price contracts at the time, a key decision-making moment is now approaching. At the same time, a considerable period has passed since the 2021 energy crisis, but the market still bears its after-effects. Adding to this is growing pressure on the regulated component of electricity prices due to the necessary investment in infrastructure, affecting costs for households and businesses.

How will the energy commodities market develop in 2025, and what will it bring customers? We asked several electricity and gas suppliers.

The second part of our interview with David Konvalina, innogy’s retail director. 

Do you have specific recommendations for customers on how to secure a better electricity and gas price?

It is certainly worth keeping an eye on our offers. For several months now, we have been offering very generous financial bonuses for switching to innogy. Currently, an ordinary customer can receive CZK 12,000 from us when signing three-year contracts.

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