A large number of Czech households may be paying more for electricity than necessary because they are using a distribution tariff that does not match their actual consumption. The company examined electricity consumption at 1,132 household consumption points using the two most common household distribution tariffs, D01d and D02d. Sign Up for our Newsletter Prague news, events, tips, food & moreThe analysis found that changing the distribution tariff could reduce electricity costs for more than half of the households examined. Many households never reconsider their tariffOne reason is that households often keep the same tariff for years without checking whether it still suits their electricity consumption. Prague households show the highest potentialThe analysis found differences between the country’s main electricity distribution areas.