Understanding!The Dutch sky -high energy bill 6,500 Euros/year, everyone can hide from every family

Dutch media reports that according to statistics from the Gaslicht.com website, the Dutch now signed a new year of energy contracts, which will cost nearly 6,500 Euros in natural gas and electricity, an increase of 4,000 euros compared with last year.

Data from the website show that on August 1 this year, the Dutch family signed a year of energy contracts for a year, with an average cost of 6466 Euros, which has considered the price of energy reduction after tax reduction. In the same period last year, this price was 2308 Euros.

The founder of the website Ben Woldring pointed out that the proportion of families still holding old -fashioned energy bills in hand is still less and less. He said: "Energy prices have risen for 7 months, and the longer, the more people need to face the problem of 'sky -high bills' when updating the energy contract."

Families that signed the contract price floating energy contract have long felt the pressure of rising energy prices. Founder Ben Woldring said: More and more Dutch wallets will accelerate this change.

He said: "The" wholesale price "of energy is already 8-10 times before, and 1 kilowatt is cost 20 euros last year, and now it is 50 ~ 70 Euros. It's 2.5 ~ 3 Euros ".

Even if the Dutch government has reduced taxes and issued related subsidies to low -income families, it is still difficult to relieve.

Some Dutch families not only say that they are saving power, they hope to lower the annual energy bills by reducing the use of energy in the summer. At the same time, more and more Dutch families have to reduce other expenses to pay high energy bills.

Martin Neef, the person in charge of the energy company VattenFall, also reluctantly pointed out: Energy companies are also undergoing cost pressure, and the solution can only share it to consumers.

He hopes that Dutch families and governments can solve better measures to keep warm measures for houses, use more sustainable energy, and strongly support energy transformation, but this requires a long time.

Marion Weijers, a staff member of the Dutch National Institute of Family Finance (NIBUD), also pointed out that it may be futile to reduce the use of energy bills in the summer to reduce the annual energy billing approach.

Because many people's bills currently have less bills to be paid in the end (the Dutch energy contract has achieved "more refund and less supplement"). This situation accounts for 40%, of which 10%may have paid less than 200 Euros, and 30%less dozens of hundreds of euros.

So now maybe it seems that their own energy bills are "still", but when the final liquidation, "wool comes out of sheep" ...

This article is compiled by the Chinahe Business Daily. The reprint needs to indicate the source!

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