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Serbia, Government approved electricity price hike for commercial consumers

The Serbian Government adopted a decision in which it recommends to state-owned power utility EPS to increase the price of electricity for customers in the commercial market to 95 euros/ MWh for the period between 1 September and 31 December 2022.

The current price of electricity for commercial customers is 75 euros/MWh and the new price was proposed by the Ministry of Economy.

The Government’s decision states that for consumers who do not have a right for a guaranteed supply, the price of electricity shall rise to 123.5 euros/MWh, without VAT, as of 1 September .

For companies in the defense industry, the recommended price of electricity is 86.13 euros/ MWh, without VAT.

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