Greece posts 6% monthly household power price rise, among top EU increases

Greek household electricity prices rose 6% month-on-month in September, one of the largest increases in Europe, driven by higher wholesale energy and distribution costs passing through to retail. The HEPI data, compiled by VaasaETT and regulators, indicates persistent pass-through of upstream cost pressures in the Greek market. This signals continued inflationary pressure in Greek energy costs, though the broader European trend is not specified.