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Poland Proposes 33% Electricity Bill Cut, Market Reacts

11/9/2025

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Poland's President Karol Nawrocki has proposed a bill to the Sejm to cut household electricity bills by 33%, potentially saving about 800 zloty ($218) annually.
The plan would eliminate surcharges, lower distribution costs, and reinstate a 5% VAT on electricity.
The proposal unsettled the stock market, with major energy companies such as PGE and Tauron posting declines.
Analysts warn of increased regulatory risks for the sector and potential parliamentary hurdles because of the deficit.

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Poland's President Karol Nawrocki has proposed a bill to the Sejm to cut household electricity bills by 33%, potentially saving about 800 zloty ($218) annually.
The plan would eliminate surcharges, lower distribution costs, and reinstate a 5% VAT on electricity.
The proposal unsettled the stock market, with major energy companies such as PGE and Tauron posting declines.
Analysts warn of increased regulatory risks for the sector and potential parliamentary hurdles because of the deficit.