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Serbia: Electricity prices for households to increase by 8%

The electricity price for consumers on guaranteed supply (residential and small commercial consumers) will be increased by 8% as of 1 November, to 0.087 euros/kWh.

This is the second electricity price hike in 2023, as the price was increased by 10% on 1 May.

Last week, Serbian gas company Srbijagas announced that the price of natural gas will be increased by around 10% as of 1 November.

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