With autumn comes cooler weather, shorter days and increased energy consumption. To keep your electricity invoices from skyrocketing, it pays to think ahead about how
An electricity invoice typically consists of electricity consumption costs, the network charge and different taxes. For some consumers, electricity consumption on the invoice is split into two: nighttime and daytime consumption.
The beginning of summer is the perfect time for a thorough clean at home. The same applies to your customer details. We recommend reviewing your contact details and communication channel preferences once a year.
Choosing an electricity package is no longer a simple ‘I will choose the cheapest one’ decision. Prices fluctuate, there are a number of packages available and it can often feel unclear whether the choice is the right one and to what extent an electricity invoice is affected by the package selected.
Great customer service is created by people who care and who truly want to understand the customer. For us, it starts with the mindset that
Modern apartment living is no longer defined solely by heating and water – high-speed internet access and electric vehicle charging options are becoming increasingly important. It often starts with one person’s need, but practical solutions are reached when neighbours and the apartment association act together.
Purchasing electricity can seem complicated due to the many different options on the market, not to mention the added uncertainty of fluctuating exchange prices. In reality, having a wide range of choices benefits the customer – each package is designed for a specific type of consumer, whether the aim is price stability, flexibility or taking advantage of market prices.
In addition to arranging the furniture, moving into a new home also involves making a number of practical decisions. One of these is choosing an electricity contract and selecting the right package. Considering a few key questions beforehand can help you better understand both your future energy consumption and potential costs.
Many electricity consumers follow the same pattern every year: in spring they switch to a market-based electricity package, and in autumn they move back to a fixed price to avoid winter price spikes.
Electric cars are no longer a niche product – they are becoming a mainstream choice for both individuals and businesses. Statistics from early 2026 in
