The cheapest suppliers of electricity after market liberalization on July 1. How to choose the right offer for you
The electricity suppliers have already sent to the household customers the offers with the new prices that they will practice after July 1, when the measures of the invoices will expire. In the following we will draw up a top of the cheapest electricity suppliers.
On July 1, 2025, the measures of capping the electricity prices expire. Photo shutterstock
In order to carry out a comparative analysis of the tip of the type of electricity supply existing on the market after July 1, 2025 you can access the comparator application offers-type of supply of electricity available on the Internet page of ANRE-www.anre.ro or by accessing the following link https://posf.ro/ comparison.
The comparator can also be accessed through the ANRE mobile application (available through the iOS operating system and Android). After accessing the comparator, it is necessary to complete some fields by the user who performs comparative analysis, in order to obtain the list of offers in terms of supply price or other component elements.
In order to obtain an extended list with offers of electricity supply, which does not involve the completion of all the fields in the comparator, it is sufficient to make a selection from the “county” fields and “the date from which the offer is applied”, then press the “Compare offers” button.
In case a personalized list of offers is desired, which corresponds to the preferences of each user who performs the comparative analysis, it is recommended to complete all the existing fields in the comparator.
The offers of the main suppliers of electricity
Electricity suppliers have already sent offers to the new prices they will practice after July 1
PPC It sent its customers the offer for the period July 1, 2025 – May 27, 2026, which includes the price of the daily subscription for each place of consumption and the price for the electricity consumed, including excise duties, VAT, transport, services and distribution rates.
Thus, starting with July 1, 2025, if the measure of capping the electricity prices is not prolonged, the PPC will charge a unique kilowat tariff of 1.55 lei, to which is added the price of the daily subscription for the place of consumption, of 0.43 lei.
Another great electricity supplier, Electric fun It has an active energy price of 0.842 lei/kWh, to which are added the regulated tariffs and taxes, so that the final invoiced price will be between 1.50 and 1.59 lei/kWh, depending on the client's distribution area, according to profit.ro.
Premier Energy (the former CEZ sale) proposes an active energy price of 0.84 lei/kWh, the final price reaching 1.50 and 1.58 lei/kWh, depending on the network area.
The only big supplier with a reduced offer by almost 50% is Hidroelectricawhich practices a supply price of 0.45 lei/kWh, the final price reaching 1.03-1.19 lei/kWh, depending on the distribution area.
The cheapest electricity suppliers
In total, there are 34 offers on the ANRE website for domestic consumers in Bucharest, according to HotNews, the most expensive being a supply, 2 lei per KWH.
1. Hidroelectrica – 1.04 lei/kWh
2. Met Energy Romania – 1.34 lei/kWh
3. Em Power – 1.34 lei/kWh
4. Transenergo Com – 1.39 lei/kWh
5. ENGIE ROMANIA – 1.44 lei/kWh
6. GETICA 95 COM – 1.45 lei per KWH
7. MVM Future Energy Technology – 1.45 lei per kWh
8. OMV Petrom – 1.47 lei/kWh
9. Electrica supply – 1.50 lei/kWh
10. E.ON Romania – 1.50 lei/kWh
For Bucharest, the cheapest electricity suppliers are:
Current prices
Currently, the price of electricity is capped until June 30, for a consumption equal to 100 kWh being perceived a price of 0.68 lei/kWh, 0.8 lei/kWh for a consumption between 100.01 and 255 kWh and for customers with monthly consumption between 255.01 and 300 kWh exclusively for the consumption of the first 255 kWh. The price of 1.30 lei/kWh (VAT included) is applicable for customers with monthly consumption between 100.01 and 300 kWh, exclusively for electricity consumption exceeding 255kWh, as well as in full for domestic customers whose monthly consumption is more than 300 kWh/month.
