This week the Salobreña’s Oficina Municipal de la Energía (OME) opened its doors, offering advice on how to reduce utility bills.
Advice on Electricity Bills
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for electricity bills
Electricity Bills & Parliament
by Martin Myall •
The sky-rocketing price of electricity is hitting homes hard, but it’s high energy consumption business that are really feeling the pinch-
IVA Cut on Electricity
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government has at last taken a step to combat the high cost of electricity, drawing praise, as well as criticism for not going far enough.
More on New Electricity Rates
by Martin Myall •
A reader via our facebook account (Kirsty) asked whether we knew the hourly rates for each of the three electricity bands – ojalá there were a straight answer!
New Electricity Billing System
by Martin Myall •
I’ve been dreading doing this article because the changes to the billing system for domestic electricy supply are a nightmare to understand, let alone explain. But here goes…
Evergreen Electrica
by Hugh MacArthur •
Electricity bills are almost impossible to understand, even for Spaniards, but if your understanding of Spanish is vague, then what about getting it in English?
Temperatures Drop, Bills Climb
by Martin Myall •
I wanted to write “temperatures go down; Electricity goes up,” but there wasn’t enough room in the heading box, but you got the gist, I hope.
Electricity Goes Up January 1st
by Martin Myall •
The Minister of Industry, José Manuel Soria, has announced that the rates on electricity will go up 3% as of the 1st of January.
Expensive Water
by Martin Myall •
Sometimes we only react to the price of electricity as end consumers; but that is only one place where it hits us. It also hits us indirectly when when we go out and buy something. Take the case of the Almuñécar farmers in the vega…
Another Electricity Bill Hike
by Martin Myall •
Just when utility service users are getting used to the last cost increment in their domestic electricity bills, the Central Government announced that as of the 1st of July, it would go up a further 3.95%.