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Eni announced a new electricity and gas offer from Plenitude on September 29 as part of its “Eni for Italy” initiative. Customers subscribing by October 24, after the offer opened on October 1, receive a 30% discount on both energy rates compared with the company’s main fixed-price offer. Commodity prices are fixed for two years. The announcement concerns retail customers in Italy; it is not a tariff or sales offer available in Türkiye.
Eni says Plenitude will keep commodity prices unchanged during the offer and absorb recent increases in procurement costs. The company values the discount at about €100 a year for a gas contract and another €100 a year for an electricity contract. For customers who choose both supplies, it gives an approximate combined annual value of €200. These are company estimates for the offer, while an individual customer’s actual outcome depends on consumption and contract terms.
The comparison is between Plenitude’s Fixa Time 24 Smart offer and its main fixed-price Fixa Time 24 Base plan. The source footnote uses an electricity reference case of a 3-kilowatt connection and 2,000 kilowatt-hours of annual consumption; the electricity expenditure calculation excludes taxes. The gas estimate is based on annual consumption of 600 standard cubic metres for a typical Plenitude customer. Those assumptions help explain the reference behind the advertised savings and are not a promise that every household will save the same amount.
The 30% figure does not mean every part of a household’s total bill, including taxes, network charges and distribution costs, falls by 30%. It applies to the energy rate in comparison with the company’s specified fixed-price offer. Keeping commodity prices fixed for two years is intended to give customers more certainty about that component of their contract, but it does not freeze consumption, taxes or every other bill item.
Eni says further consumer support will depend on market conditions and has not promised another discount.