In a statement, the Energy Services Regulatory Authority (ERSE) explains that this increase in the regulated market is essentially justified by the increase in network access tariffs in the gas year 2024-2025, “due to the decrease in demand for gas in the national market, the which results in a unit increase in infrastructure costs”.
ESRE proposes a 6.9% increase in the price of natural gas from October 1st, which represents increases between 87 cents and 1.66 euros for the two most representative types of domestic customers.
ANDIn a statement, the Energy Services Regulatory Authority (ERSE) explains that this increase in the regulated market is essentially justified by the increase in network access tariffs in the gas year 2024-2025, “due to the decrease in demand for gas in the national market, which which results in a unit increase in infrastructure costs”.
The proposal for natural gas tariffs and prices, which is now submitted to the Tariff Council (CT), is for the period from October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2025.
The CT must issue an opinion on the proposal by April 30th, with ERSE taking the final decision by June 1st.
