The answer to whether green energy is more expensive depends on a variety of factors, including region, generation technology, infrastructure costs, etc. In the past, the production of green energy (for example, through solar or wind installations) may have been more expensive compared to conventional energy sources.However, with advances in technology and increasing competition in the sector, green energy prices are often levelling out or even becoming more competitive with conventional energy sources. So, at the moment, the trend is towards greater competitiveness and wider diffusion of green energy.

We are committed to transparency and providing clear information to our customers. Here are a few ways you can make sure we are really providing green energy:If you have chosen a green energy subscription plan, this fact should be clearly reflected in the contract and in every invoice we issue.We have Guarantees of Origin that confirm we are providing green energy. These documents are issued by the RESA and their authenticity can be verified on the RESA website. For each MWh consumed, we transfer these guarantees to our customers.

It comes both from our own capacity and from more than 1,100 independent power producers in the Southeast from whom we buy electricity directly. We do not buy green energy on the wholesale market.Our goal is to diversify our sources of green energy to achieve optimal balance and a high standard of sustainability.Our mission is to continuously increase the percentage of clean energy in the overall energy mix we trade. We achieve this by developing partnerships with more and more producers, as well as by building new power plants of our own.

You simply need to request a switch by selecting the Green Plan from the TOKI and voila.