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Euro Markets: EUAs Edge Higher as Gas Climbs Above €90 to Highest Since 2022

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EU carbon prices edged slightly higher on Thursday, with the market offering little reaction to Wednesday's EU announcement that it would adjust the Market Stability Reserve (MSR), while gas prices hit their highest level since Dec. 2022, settling above €90/MWh and dragging power prices above the €150/MWh mark.

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·Kobbegem, Belgium
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On October 22, the exchange price of gas in Europe exceeded $1,050 (86,073 rubles) per 1,000 cubic meters for the first time since December 2022. November futures on the Dutch TTF hub rose to about $1,055 (86,482 rubles), or 91.07 euros per MWh. Such calculations are based on data

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Greek households are facing more expensive electricity and heating for those who use natural gas boilers, as a result of the long-term rally in natural gas, which is close to 90 euros/MWh. That is, at the highest levels since December 2022, when the previous energy crisis was in full swing. The appreciation reaches Greece through two routes: it raises the cost of electricity generation and, by extension, electricity tariffs and presses on the ch…

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Natural gas prices in Europe have reached their highest levels in recent years due to the war in West Asia and concerns about supply security. Although news of a possible diplomatic solution has lowered prices, low storage capacities and uncertainty in LNG supply continue to put pressure on the markets.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The reference prices of natural gas in Europe reached a new maximum on Wednesday, reaching the highest level in the last three years, on the basis of the blockade of maritime transport through the Strait of Ormuz and the low level of reserves before the cold season. The price of gas on the European market continued to grow steadily and reached ...

·Romania
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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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