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Electricity costs in Cyprus rise by 27 percent as cheap fuel reserves deplete · Cyprus Report

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Electricity costs in Cyprus rise by 27 percent as cheap fuel reserves deplete

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The cost of electricity has increased by 27 percent, rising to 33 cents per kilowatt-hour from 26 cents in May.
The price surge is driven by a rally in international oil prices and the depletion of low-cost fuel reserves previously purchased by the Electricity Authority of Cyprus.

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Αύξηση 27% στο κόστος του ηλεκτρισμού: Εξαντλούνται καύσιμα σε χαμηλές τιμές που είχε προαγοράσει η ΑΗΚPolitis · 2 hours ago

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The cost of electricity has increased by 27 percent, rising to 33 cents per kilowatt-hour from 26 cents in May.
The price surge is driven by a rally in international oil prices and the depletion of low-cost fuel reserves previously purchased by the Electricity Authority of Cyprus.

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