Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

EON has just printed the new prices for basic supply in the daily press – including construction site electricity... It goes from 33.68 to 46.80 gross as of June 1st... Take-along effect, hooray...

Can construction site electricity also be obtained elsewhere, or is one always bound to the basic supplier here?

I am always amazed and slowly getting angry, E.ON in the North already raised the basic supply rate to just under 56 cents/kWh as of March 1st. Luckily, we still had the Hotboy heating phase before that for 33 cents. That almost makes you happy to the point of giddiness.

Even when I compare electricity prices between North and South, I could cry. In the North, I get the cheapest green electricity for 37 cents, friends in Franconia for 29 cents. That honestly makes me a bit angry.
Why is it so different?

I am always amazed and also slowly getting angry, E.ON in the North already raised the basic supply tariff to almost 56 cents/kWh as of March 1st. Luckily, we had the Hotboy heating phase before that for 33 cents. That almost makes you happy as can be.

Even when I compare electricity prices between North and South, I could cry. In the North, I get the cheapest green electricity for 37 cents, friends in Franconia for 29 cents. That honestly makes me a bit angry.
Why is it so different?

Because nuclear power plants are still running in Bavaria, which are cheap. But they are actually only cheap because the taxpayer covers insurance, decommissioning, and final disposal.
If decommissioning and final disposal had to be financed through operation... well...

I am always amazed and am slowly getting angry, E.ON in the North has already raised the basic supplier tariff to nearly 56 cents/kWh as of March 1st. Luckily, we still had the Hotboy heating phase before that for 33 cents. That almost makes you happy. Even when I compare electricity prices between North and South, I could cry. In the North, I get the cheapest green electricity for 37 cents, friends in Franconia for 29 cents. That honestly makes me a bit angry. Why is it so different?

The topic also annoys me. It is probably because we up here have to co-finance renewable energies and therefore pay higher surcharges.

Higher grid fees in the north, where a lot of renewable energy is generated, the population density is low, bam higher burden for everyone.

Friends in Franconia for 29 cents

We don't live in South Saxony, but which provider is that? ^^

A few days ago sitting together on vacation and looking, there was Stromee. But they are either out again or more expensive, instead today Eprimo for just under 30 cents in francs And here in the north 37.4 cents All found on the comparison portal with 24 in the name