Etiqueta 'Electricity prices'
"The Spanish government really hasn’t helped by introducing its new tariffs..."

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Viewpoint: If it’s not one thing ...

"The Spanish government really hasn’t helped by introducing its new tariffs..."

Andrew Ede14/08/2021 09:44

sister on summer holidays

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Summer Blog: Technical Difficulties

Sarah Forge shares her childhood memories of Mallorca during the summer. Do you have any good memories to share?

Sarah Forge13/08/2021 14:32

Tropical nights with high temperatures in Mallorca

Tropical nights with high temperatures in Mallorca

Tropical evenings and nights are naturally leading to increased demand for electricity.

Miquel Mestre Ginard 13/08/2021

Es Murterar power station in Alcudia, which supplies 50% of Majorca's electricity.

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Es Murterar closure will not mean higher electricity prices

Two of the four production lines at the Es Murterar power station are due to be closed by 2020.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter25/09/2017 00:00

Sa Pobla's potato fields were inundated.

Majorca

Water week in Majorca: floods, tourist tax and rates

Farmers were faced with flooded fields, electricity was costing more, Palma refused to budge on its water rate and was demanding more tourist tax revenue, public opinion was against holiday rentals, and taxi drivers were getting angrier.

Andrew Ede28/01/2017 00:00

Electricity bills rising on average by up to ten euros.

Energy

Over a quarter of a million consumers affected by electricity prices rises

Mariano Rajoy: "I would like the price to go back down as it did in 2016, but not everything in this life or in this world is determined by a government."

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter27/01/2017 00:00

Energy minister Alvaro Nadal is seeking greater competition while also wanting an investigation into electricity prices.

Energy

Prosecutor investigating electricity price increases

The prosecution service is able to initiate actions to defend the rights and interests of consumers, who would otherwise be left "defenceless". Bills are estimated to rise by 30%.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter21/01/2017 00:00