It is arriving for 2026 and extraordinary contribution of 55 euros on the raw material for the supplies of electricity of the domestic customers with ISEE up to 15,000 euros and families with at least 4 dependent children and ISEE less than 20,000 euros. And then one discountintended for PMIin favor of non-domestic users connected in low voltage on the component of the electricity tariff linked to general system chargesspecifically to the financing of renewable energy sources.
Therefore help against the expensive energy designed for them low-income families and the PMI. An audience of approximately 4.5 million families. The measure will be implemented through a resolution of theARERA. The contribution is to be considered as additional to the social good provided for by current legislation.
Details of the new bill decree and Arera implementation
The draft circulating since yesterday of the new one DL Bolletteexpected in CDM by the end of the year, clarifies the details of the provision that has been awaited for weeks. By resolution of theARERAspecifies the text, the “reduction for the 2026 of the part of the expenditure component for the general charges relating to the support of renewable energy and to cogeneration applied to the energy withdrawn from low voltage non-domestic users“. The implementation of the measures will be carried out using the available resources, necessary to guarantee the relative coverage, in any capacity on the budget of the Fund for energy and environmental servicesyou seem to 1 billion euros.
Objectives of the provision and audience of beneficiaries
“The provision aims to reduce the cost of electricity supplyfor the year 2026per i domestic customers in conditions of economic hardship on one side and of small and medium-sized enterprises connected in low voltage on the other”, we read in the explanatory report. Based on the data relating to the current recipients of good energy and those relating to subjects who benefited from similar extraordinary measures in 2023, the draft provision estimates an audience of beneficiaries equal to approximately 4.5 million families. The cost of the measure is around 250 million euros.