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BackEni discounts electricity and gas by 30% from 1 October for Italian families
Eni discounts electricity and gas by 30% from 1 October for Italian families
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Eni discounts electricity and gas by 30% from 1 October for Italian families

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From 1 October Eni is offering a 30% discount on electricity and gas for new Plenitude customers who sign up to the offer by 24 October, with an estimated saving of around 200 euros per year for both supplies, as part of the Eni initiative for Italy.

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Why It Matters

The announcement follows the imposition of a cap on diesel and petrol prices at Enilive service stations, continuing Eni's efforts to mitigate the impact of energy costs on Italian families.

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After the price cap on diesel and petrol at Enilive service stations comes the discount on electricity and gas. In fact, from 1 October - the company communicates in a note - Eni is offering a new contribution to Italian families as part of the Eni for Italy initiative, to support citizens in dealing with high energy prices.

From October 1st: details of the offer

The group will offer, starting from October 1st and for those customers who sign up for the offer by October 24th through Plenitude, a 30% discount on electricity and gas fees compared to the main fixed price offer with a blocked price for two years, also keeping the prices of the raw materials unchanged and thus taking care of the recent increases in supply costs. This discount is worth around 100 euros per year on the gas contract and the same for the electricity contract, for a total of around 200 euros for those customers who choose both supplies. Plenitude will also evaluate any subsequent measures to support consumers based on the evolution of market scenarios.

Open Questions

  • What are the specific requirements to access the discount in addition to the subscription date?
  • How will the discount be financed by Eni and what is the expected impact on its margins?
  • Does Plenitude plan to extend the offer beyond October 24 if market conditions warrant?

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This article was originally published by Sky TG24.

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