What is the National Single Price (PUN) and why should you care?

The PUN (National Single Price) has an effect on the price you pay on your electricity bill. The PUN is a reference price established by regulatory authorities for the electricity market, and is used as a basis for calculating the price that consumers pay for the energy they use. If the PUN price increases, it’s likely that the price you pay on your bill will also increase, and vice versa. However, the PUN is not the only factor that affects the price of electricity, and rates can also vary based on other factors, such as taxes and production costs.

So, in essence, if the PUN increases and you don’t have a contract with a fixed energy price, your bill will inevitably increase.

What do we recommend? Check the expiration date of your contract so you can plan for the economic increase in your bill.

Here you can check the PUN trend: https://www.mercatoelettrico.org/it/