Cyprus electricity bills ease from 2023 peak but stay above pre-crisis level
Eurostat puts household power at €0.26 per kWh in the first half of 2026, down from €0.37 three years earlier but still well above what Cypriots paid before 2021.
Eurostat puts household power at €0.26 per kWh in the first half of 2026, down from €0.37 three years earlier but still well above what Cypriots paid before 2021.
Station owners say the recent dip at the pumps is not reflected on world markets, and another increase is possible if crude keeps trading near current levels.
The health ministry says the shipment arrives on Tuesday, allowing jabs for children and under-65s to begin; the hold-up stemmed from a change in WHO guidance that slowed production across Europe.
Excise duty on heating oil drops by 6.39 cents a litre, VAT included, from midnight after lawmakers unanimously passed the government's bill.
Parcel numbers from outside the EU have dropped sharply since the €3 duty began on July 1, but the volume of goods is steady — shoppers are consolidating purchases into fewer shipments.
The energy ministry stopped taking applications for the "save and upgrade homes" grants after demand exhausted the entire budget in under two days.
Eurostat data show fuel and lubricant prices for personal transport in Cyprus up 24.6% annually in September, though the monthly petrol rise of 3.8% was the smallest in the EU.
Orders from Temu, Shein and AliExpress will carry a €2 customs charge on top of the existing €3 levy, under an EU-wide rule change.
Energy Minister Michael Damianos told MPs that Cypriot contributions to the Great Sea Interconnector depend on real progress, as verified spending figures lag far behind Admie's claims.
From October 15, Mounjaro is reimbursed through Gesy for adults with severe obesity or Type 2 diabetes, with specialists alone able to prescribe and state hospital pharmacies dispensing.
Supporters of the Direct Democracy Cyprus leader handed President Nikos Christodoulides a letter calling electricity and fuel basic necessities, as energy prices climbed 15 per cent in a year.
The health ministry has cleared a Sanofi-supplied batch of Vaxigrip for private pharmacies, while 110,000 doses for the public sector are still awaited.