Poland Faces Potential 35% Gas Price Hike by 2027 Amid Market Turmoil
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Gas prices in Europe are reaching their highest levels in several years, and experts predict tariff increases for households by up to 35 percent. However, as "Rzeczpospolita" has learned, the government is preparing a protective package to curb bill increases.
Poles could pay up to 35 percent more for gas in 2027, thanks to a sharp rise in gas prices on European exchanges. However, there's a chance the government will once again protect households from price increases. As reported by "Rzeczpospolita," the Ministry of Energy is considering a return to price-freezing mechanisms used during the previous energy crisis.
Less gas in reserve, the approaching cold snap, and the lack of a swift end to the war in the Middle East are the reasons for record-breaking gas prices in Europe. The government will likely resort to freezing energy prices and other proven solutions, "Rzeczpospolita" has learned.
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