Electricity and gas bills, from Eni to Unoenergy: the offers launched by the companies in response to the price rises

The A2A group has relaunched its offers for domestic customers, valid from 2023, based on its portfolio of renewable energy plants. A2A Energia’s ‘Noi2’ and NeN’s ‘10’ schemes offer a fixed price for ten years which, according to the company, is ‘around 50 per cent’ lower than current average wholesale prices. So far, 135,000 households have signed up to these schemes. From March 2026, a similar scheme will also be available to SMEs.

The same applies to Enel, which has relaunched the Digital Luce tariff, offering a fixed price for two years and available on its website from April 2026. The energy component is set at €108 per MWh, a level that Enel describes as ‘around 50 per cent lower’ than the wholesale price. For a household consuming 2 MWh a year, the estimated annual saving compared with the wholesale price is over 200 euros, calculated on the energy component alone.

Pulsee Luce e Gas, the Axpo Group’s company specialising in domestic utilities, also points out that its portfolio includes both a capped-price offer and a fixed-price offer: Limit.e is an index-linked product with a cap on the price of energy, whilst the Luce e Gas relax fix tariff fixes the price of the energy component for electricity and gas for 36 months.

From January 2026, as noted by Iren , the company’s fixed-price offers will, according to the report, deliver ‘expected savings of 30 per cent compared to the wholesale price’ in the coming quarter. Precisely to reinforce this protection strategy, “Iren has gradually expanded its range with solutions capable of guaranteeing price certainty for increasingly longer periods, ensuring fixed prices that are generally lower than market averages, with annual savings of around 125 euros.

The fixed-price plan has been launched for the first time over a 36-month period, and Iren Lock & Fix, the new offer for domestic customers that allows them to lock in the price of energy, currently 0.15 euros/kWh, until the end of 2029.

The same attention is being paid to the business sector and SMEs, in particular through the promotion of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) – long-term energy supply contracts that facilitate cost planning and reduce companies’ exposure to market volatility”.

To help keep energy prices in check, on 27 September Hera launched a promotional offer, Hera Hybrid, which is available to both new and existing customers who sign up for it. The offer provides a fixed energy component price for 30 months, applied to a portion of the consumption.

In the Special version, available on digital channels, the rate charged is 0.539 euro/smc for gas and 0.1449 euro/kWh for electricity.

For consumption exceeding the portion covered by the fixed price, the offer provides for the application of a variable charge to the energy component, to enable customers to take advantage of any market price falls should the geopolitical situation improve.

Furthermore, until 31 October , there is a discount of up to 200 euros on your bill for those who combine their electricity and gas supply with one of Hera’s additional services.

A new offer has also been launched by Estra. From 7 October to 1 November, “Estra Scudo 24” will be available at a fixed price for 24 months.

For electricity, the price of the raw material is set at 0.135 euros/kWh, whilst for gas it is 0.58 euros/smc, with a fixed annual charge of 112 euros.

The Unoenergy group has updated its Luce sicuro 24 and Casa calore sicuro 24 tariffs, which offer a fixed, guaranteed price for 24 months: €0.61 per cubic metre for gas and €0.14 per kWh for electricity, on the variable energy component.

There are no management fees for these offers and you can sign up until 14 October .

Both new customers and existing customers can sign up; existing customers can switch plans at no extra cost by calling the freephone number or speaking to an adviser.

In South Tyrol, Alperia points out that, for new customers, Alperia’s current fixed-price offer provides ‘an estimated saving of up to 45 per cent compared with current wholesale market levels for the energy component’. 

Dolomiti Energia, on the other hand, has announced that it has already reduced its prices by 40 per cent since March.

From 10 to 31 October Fastweb + Vodafone will launch the Energia Luce Fix X TE offer, at a fixed price locked in for 24 months.

According to the company, the saving amounts to 200 euros a year compared with the fixed-price tariff currently on offer, calculated on the basis of consumption of 2.5 MWh and a power rating of 3 kW.

Windtre will offer a 50 per cent discount for 24 months on both fixed and consumption-based charges for customers who sign up for a new electricity and gas deal between 7 October and 1 November.

The consumption charge is also halved, falling from 0.278 to 0.139 euro/kWh for electricity and from 0.0965 to 0.0483 euro/smc for natural gas.