Of course there are. But finding a handful among hundreds of municipal utilities outside your own region that supply and also offer a better price is really tedious. It’s not worth the effort. And you can also filter supraregional municipal utilities through portals. For example, I received an offer for electricity from one about 80 km away, which I also accepted.On the one hand, there are municipal utilities that do supply hundreds of kilometers away
On the market, yes, but not with the end consumers. It will take a little longer until it reaches them :rolleyes:The gas price has continued to fall. The panic has subsided.
Did you have prices under 1.70 during the price cap? For us, the prices were rather from 1.85 but mostly around 1.95-2 euros... Now they are mostly between 1.90 and 2 euros as well.Is it like that with you? Here they are about 20 cents more expensive than at the time of the price cap. However, there are extremely strong fluctuations of over 20 cents. I refueled yesterday at 1.74, but in the last few days it went up to almost 2 euros.
With us, the low point with the fuel discount was around 1.60 for E10 (evening price at Jet).
Now about 1.73.
In between (i.e. directly after the fuel discount) 1.8-2.0
