Photovoltaic: the prosumer tariff will cost much more in Wallonia in 2025

Photovoltaic: the prosumer tariff will cost much more in Wallonia in 2025
Photovoltaic: the prosumer tariff will cost much more in Wallonia in 2025
Energy distribution will cost more in Wallonia

At Ores, the prosumer tariff will increase by 31% in 2025, from 62.45 euros to 82.04 euros per kW. An average photovoltaic installation making 5 kW, the price therefore increases from 312 euros to 410 euros per year.

At Resa, the prosumer tariff will increase by 22% in 2025, from 66.67 euros to 81.07 euros per kW. For an average installation, the price therefore increases from 333 euros to 405 euros per year.

At AIEG, the price goes from 55.68 euros per kW to 74.52 euros, an increase of 34%.

At AIESH, the increase is 19%, from 77.52 euros to 92.15 euros per kW. The prosumer will therefore pay 460 euros, for an average installation. Finally, at the Régie de Wavre, the price increases by 18%, from 71.94 euros to 84.82 euros.

According to Cwape, the proportionally greater increase in the prosumer tariff, compared to the increase in the distribution tariff, is explained by the fact that the prosumer tariff directly incorporates the tariffs of Elia, the high voltage network manager. However, Elia prices will increase significantly in 2025.

But ordinary electricity consumers (those who do not have photovoltaic panels) will also pay this increase in Elia prices next year. The only difference is that this cost will not be incorporated into the distribution rate but calculated separately. According to Cwape, Elia’s tariffs will represent an annual cost of 105.6 euros for average electricity consumption in Wallonia, up 51% compared to 2024. This cost must therefore be added to the Ores distribution tariff. , Resa…

Strong increase for businesses

Concerning the medium voltage network, which concerns businesses, the average increase in distribution tariffs will be 31% in 2025. It is at Ores that the increase will be the largest, + 45%.

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