Thousands of crowns can be saved on electricity each year as a major supplier cuts prices

Electricity supplier EPET, part of the EPH group, has significantly reduced prices for new electricity customers. Effective today, its tariff for new customers with a one-year fixed price is 2,649 CZK/MWh and a monthly charge of 130 CZK excluding VAT. With a two-year fixed price, the rate is even lower—2,499 CZK/MWh with the same monthly charge excluding VAT. Both offers are currently the cheapest offers of their kind among larger electricity suppliers.

The household electricity supply market is seeing a battle for new customers ahead of the end of the year. In recent weeks, leading suppliers, including ČEZ, E.ON and innogy, have already announced reductions in electricity supply prices. Their prices are gradually falling below those of monthly fixed-price products, suggesting they intend to attract customers who will be terminating monthly fixed-price contracts.

Current electricity price offers can be found and compared on Energostat in the electricity price comparison section.