unioncamere.gif In 2006, the spending of citizens for these services has exceeded 39 billion euros.
From'97 to 2006, water electricity, gas, waste collection and transportation have made record gains
MILAN - In a race without stopping what the rates of utilities have over the last decade, the cost of the bills of citizens is increased enormously. Faced with an increased by 25%, the prices paid by citizens for water, gas, waste and urban transport have been a real boom with increases that, in some cases, were almost three times the rate of growth prices.
THE BOOM OF RATES - Such as the water that, between 1997 and 2006, as the ratio of Unioncamere corporation of Local Government, has set up a sign +61.4%. Similar trends were also recorded for prices of gas, flying by over 45% of waste (+43%) and urban transport (+35%). Most is moderate growth appeared instead of electricity tariffs, which have moved rapidly to lower (+20.8%). All this translates to a drain on the pockets of consumers.
THE TRANSITION TO THE THE LIRA -  "In general, the rates have shown a significant acceleration from the early 2000s, CIOA is a horse of the changeover." Precisely with the transition from lira to the euro, l indeed  trying to' get in pariah "by the rest of Europe. Even if, despite the significant price increases in recent years in our country, the rates of water, waste and urban transport, are still below those prevailing in other EU countries. The cost of the ticket for the public meziz, for example, we do not exceed the euro, Mentera in other major cities in Europe, comes to 2.2. But  'own Internet because some European countries are parties to levels more elevated than all' set the euro area has averaged growth rates more content for the rates charged to households, with the exception only of that of gas that is rising significantly mainly due to the significant rise in prices recorded in Germaniae.

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