Question 12927 — energy and fuels

Summary

Mr. Emeric Salmon draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty to the readability and transparency of the tariff for the use of public electricity networks (TURPE) on consumer bills. Although this tariff corresponds to the remuneration for the transmission of electricity via public networks, it represents a considerable part of the annual bill. Several citizens point out that this contribution, integrated into the price of the kilowatt hour and the subscription, remains difficult to identify on invoices because it is mentioned in small print. This situation complicates the understanding of bills and the ability of consumers to compare offers, to the detriment of transparency and information for users. Consequently, he wishes to know the measures that the Government is considering to be implemented to ensure better readability of TURPE on electricity bills. He also asks if any consideration has been given to clarifying the presentation of the various taxes and contributions in a separate section, in accordance with the principles of transparency defended by the Energy Regulatory Commission.

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