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Serbia: Gas and electricity prices rose on November 1

Starting grom November 1, electricity for households and small customers in Serbia will be 8 percent expensive on average, while the price of gas will rise by 10 percent.

Consumers with double-tariff meters for a monthly consumption up to 350 kW will pay 0.019 euros/kWh.

The price of gas for public supply will amount to 4.54 dinars per kilowatt-hour, without taxes and fees, or 5.02 dinars with taxes and fees.

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