Vattenfall Éclair Green Electricity Offer: 20% cheaper, locked price and 24-month guaranteed offer!
You are looking for an offer ofgreen electricity and economical? Vattenfall's Flash Green Electricity offer could well meet your expectations. With a competitive price and 100% green electricity, this offer is aimed at individuals wishing to reduce their electricity bill while consuming energy from renewable sources. Moreover, these are not its only advantages.
What does Vattenfall’s Flash Green Electricity offer offer?
One of the main advantages of the Verte Éclair offer lies in its competitiveness. Vattenfall is committed to providing green electricity while maintaining attractive prices. In fact, the offer offers a 20% reduction on the price of the kWh excluding VAT compared to the Regulated Sales Tariff in force. This significant reduction allows households to make savings on their energy bills, without compromising the quality of service. In addition, this reduction is accompanied by a fixed price guarantee for 24 months, which is a valuable asset in a context where fluctuations in energy prices can impact household budgets.
It is important to note that Vattenfall is committed to ensuring that one kilowatt hour of green energy offsets each kilowatt hour consumed by customers who have subscribed to the offer. This guarantee is ensured thanks to the guarantees of origin mechanism, which makes it possible to trace the origin of the electricity consumed.
Beyond the economic and ecological aspects, Vattenfall emphasizes the quality of its customer service. The supplier offers an intuitive customer area allowing you to consult your invoices, monitor your consumption or manage your procedures online. In addition, its customer service is available six days a week through various channels (telephone, email, chat, Messenger), which is practical when you have questions about your subscription or problems to report.
Finally, when subscribing to the Electricity Green Éclair offer, administrative procedures are simplified as much as possible. The transition is simple and occurs without power cuts.
