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Italian energy suppliers are competing over fixed-price offers after a steep bill increase for vulnerable households. According to la Repubblica, bills for vulnerable users have risen 37%, prompting a discount offer from Eni in a challenge to Enel and A2A. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said she hopes other companies will follow with similar reductions.

Italian utility A2A is reported to be preparing ten-year energy supply offers priced at around 50% of the average wholesale price, starting from 2023. The report, carried by Italian news outlet L'Adige, highlights a move toward long-term contracts aimed at shielding customers from volatile energy markets. Details on eligibility and exact conditions remain limited.