Whether it’s a move, a move or simply to save money, changing your electricity contract can be advantageous for the consumer. Nando Vidal – stock.adobe.com / Nando Vidal
THE ECO + Before a further probable increase in the regulated tariff at the start of the year, it is wise to take an interest in your electricity contract and, perhaps, change it. How to do ? What are the tips for paying less? How to avoid scams? Several experts reveal the best practices to follow.
The temperatures are cooling, nightfall is arriving an hour earlier… there is no longer any doubt, autumn has well established itself in France. For heating or lighting, the French all have an electricity contract, but is their offer really adapted to their needs? What are the other suppliers besides EDF? What should you pay attention to when changing your contract? Le Figaro ranked the most interesting offers and interviewed several experts on the best practices to adopt to avoid scams.
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