The Reference Price of Gas Will Increase by 5.6% on 1 September, 60% of the French Users Concerned
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The Commission de régulation de l'énergie (CRE) announced on Monday, 10 August, that the reference price of gas would soon increase. About 60% of French gas subscribers will see their bill increase by 5.6% on 1 September next. - The reference price of gas will increase by 5.6% on 1 September, 60% of the French users concerned (Economie).
This increase is "totally linked to the rise in gas prices on the markets", fuelled by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, according to the Energy Regulatory Commission.
The price will increase to 172.05 euros TTC of the megawatt hour on average, according to the energy constable.
The reference price of gas will rise by 5.6% on 1 September for a majority of French households, due to the increase in prices in wholesale markets, under pressure due to the conflict in the Middle East, told the AFP the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC).
The benchmark price of gas will rise by 5.6% on 1 September for a majority of French households, as a result of rising prices in the wholesale markets linked to the conflict in the Middle East.
The benchmark price of gas will rise by 5.6% on 1 September for a majority of French households, as a result of rising prices in the wholesale markets linked to the conflict in the Middle East.
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