In the bills that are being distributed this month, below the total to be paid, there is a section called “Customer Information”, which details the category in which each customer falls.
At that point, the amount of the state subsidy is detailed in each invoice and in what position each household is in terms of the tariff segmentation, based on the decree 322/22, which authorized the removal of state assistance for certain users.
Rates: how is the segmentation
The segmentation is applied by income category: level 1 is the highest income, level 2 is low income and level 3 is middle income.
Customers in the highest segment will lose subsidies in three tranches: 20% between October and November, 40% between December and January 2023 and the remaining 40% between February and March, as ordered by the Government.
These users could suffer increases of up to 200% when they must pay the full rate.
Middle-income households will maintain the subsidies but will be charged the full rate if they consume more than 400 kilowatts per month. Meanwhile, those with low incomes will continue to have state assistance to pay for the service.
Source: Ambito
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