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Higher prices for household customers in October
Electricity and gas prices for new household customers were higher in October, as were dynamic and industrial electricity prices. By contrast, prices for existing electricity and gas customers were largely stable.
The modelled electricity price for new household customers increased by 2.25 ct/kWh from 38.62 ct/kWh in September to 40.87 ct/kWh in October. The price for existing customers rose only slightly to 35.8 ct/kWh.
The dynamic electricity price increased month-on-month by 3.21 ct/kWh to 44.76 ct/kWh.
The electricity price for industrial customers including all possible reductions rose from 14.51 ct/kWh in September to 16.33 ct/kWh in October, while the price without any reductions increased from 20.44 ct/kWh to 22.26 ct/kWh.
The gas price for new household customers rose month-on-month from 11.33 ct/kWh to 12.5 ct/kWh, whereas the price for existing customers was more or less unchanged at 10.35 ct/kWh.