Greece to Reform Municipal Fee Collection System, Ending Practice of Including Charges on Electricity Bills

Greece is set to end its 50-year-old system of collecting municipal fees through electricity bills, driven by European pressure for "clean" energy bills and concerns from local municipalities.

27 Jun, 08:43 — 27 Jun, 08:43

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Electricity Bills: Greece to end 50-year system of collecting municipal fees through power bills – Why the change is happening

European pressure for "clean" energy bills, concerns from municipalities, and the challenge of implementing a new collection system are driving the reform. Third-party charges have long blurred the true cost of electricity The post Electricity Bills: Greece to end 50-year system of collecting municipal fees through power bills – Why the change is happening appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Greece to Reform Municipal Fee Collection System, Ending Practice of Including Charges on Electricity Bills

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