A baker stunned by an electricity bill multiplied… by 11
Cyrille Pittier accuses the blow. After negotiations, his electricity bill will drop from 2,500 to 28,000 francs per month. But for him, it is excluded to close his business.
The croissants are waiting to be put in an oven which will cost Cyrille Pittier more electricity than ever.
YVAIN GENEVAY
Bins filled with flutes, the scent of sandwich rolls, we are indeed in the laboratory of the Durgnat bakery-pastry shop, in Villeneuve (VD). On a blackboard, a little child’s note: “I love you dad.” Love, Cyrille Pittier, a solid baker who took over the business from his in-laws in 2013, is going to need it. This year, his electricity bill will drop from around 2,500 to 28,000 francs per month on average. “We will be forced to cut our wages and slightly increase prices,” explains the baker.
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