Market liberalization offered households and businesses the possibility to choose between different electricity suppliers. Regardless of the choice, the end user will receive the same final “product” – electricity, but at different prices or tariffs. Depending on the quantity, consumption profile and other peculiarities, a different supplier may be more attractive in price to different end users. The Croatian market is still quite underdeveloped compared to other Western European countries, and in the vast majority of cases, for households and small businesses, it is most profitable to be a client of HEP Elektra. However, other suppliers are also active, and it is only a matter of time before a stronger price battle for the acquisition of new users will begin.

Tariffs for households and small businesses are usually publicly available and published on the websites of individual suppliers. Also, the current law on the electricity market defines that tools for comparing tariffs from suppliers for households and small businesses must become publicly available. It is for this reason that we have created a free product we call Enpare for households and small businesses. The name Enpare comes from the English words energy compare, which means energy comparison, because this tool enables the comparison of energy prices of different suppliers for households and small businesses.

The following text will explain how the final price of your bill for used electricity is formed, and GEP offers you a free Enpare tool for comparing the prices of different suppliers at current prices. The information provided here is primarily focused on households, but the same principle applies to small businesses. Enpare for households and small businesses can be found ib this link or by pressing the button below the website title.