2023-05-12 09:58:00
On July 1, 2023, regulated natural gas prices must disappear, in accordance with the climate energy law of November 8, 2019. We explain to you what you must do by then to avoid seeing your bill increase.
The cleaver will fall. The 2.4 million households concerned by a gas supply at regulated tariffs, indicates the Energy Regulation Commission, will see things change on June 30, 2023. Indeed, with the end of regulated gas tariffs, these last will have to switch to a market offer. And we’re going to have to do it quickly, risk of seeing his bill increase, remember Thank you for the info.
What is the protocole ?
If you are in this situation, you may have received a government mail. A document sent to all customers still at the regulated rate to explain to them the procedure for changing supplier.
Indeed, it is essential to choose your new offer before June 30otherwise, the flat rate from your gas supplier will be assigned to you directly.
To help you choose a market offer, a independent and free comparator is made available to you.
On the other hand, if you have an electricity contract at the regulated tariff (EDF blue tariff), you do not need to change it, indicates Current wife. The Board of state considered in 2018 that these tariffs should be maintained.
As a reminder, since November 20, 2019, it is no longer possible to take out a new gas contract at the regulated rate. Gradually, people who already had this type of contract were invited to change it, before TRV disappeared completely on June 30.
Regulated gas tariffs made it possible in particular to set the gas sale tariff according to purchase costs on the wholesale markets, storage costs, transmission costs and taxes.
Who is concerned ?
The end of regulated gas prices concerns millions of individuals and small condominiums. The end had already been introduced at the end of 2020 for professionals, large properties and communities, recalls Le Figaro.
The July 1 limit is therefore aimed at the 2.5 million French people who have regulated contracts with Engie (ex-GDF) or local suppliers such as Gaz de Bordeaux, Gaz de Grenoble or Électricité de Strasbourg, which also supplies some gas.
The 2.4 million customers who have subscribed to a contract indexed to regulated sales tariffs with alternative suppliers are also concerned.
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