67% of Italians favor energy price stability over potential savings, Edison-Censis report finds

• The Edison-Censis survey published October 21, 2026, found growing demand for stable energy prices among Italian households and microbusinesses.
• Among consumers, 67% prefer protection against price increases over potential savings; 64% would consider renewable-energy contracts lasting at least five years.
• For microbusinesses, 71% consider fixed-price offers lasting 12 or 24 months important, highlighting demand for predictable energy costs.
• Despite concerns over energy prices, only 25% of microbusinesses have conducted energy audits; 63% plan no interventions over the next two years.
• Nine in 10 microbusinesses use no public incentives or subsidies, underscoring limited uptake of support for energy improvements.

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