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Solidary Botija Program Will Continue in 2027 with Funds of €3,8 Million

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The aim, according to the Government, is to "ensure continuity" of support, "ensure the availability of the financial resources necessary to meet the needs of the most economically vulnerable consumers, if the circumstances continue"

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Measure "Botija de Gás Solidaria" started from being 10 euros per unit, and then went up to 15 euros and then to 25 euros per bottle.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The aim, according to the Government, is to "ensure continuity" of support, "ensure the availability of the financial resources necessary to meet the needs of the most economically vulnerable consumers, if the circumstances continue"

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Considering that the risk factors associated with the current international geopolitical context remain, the effects of which are directly reflected in the volatility of energy prices and in the functioning of the supply chains of the energy sector, it is appropriate to anticipate the budgetary forecast for the year 2027, read in the Resolution of the Council of Ministers No 191/2026, published today in Diário da República.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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According to a resolution published today The content Government reserves 3,8 million for the Solidary Gas Botija in 2027 appears first in MINHO.

The government will reserve €3.8 million for a possible extension in 2027 of the "Solidar Gas Bottle" measure, a support of €25 per bottle currently guaranteed until the end of this year, according to a resolution published today.

·Portugal
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Families facing the greatest difficulties in meeting energy costs may continue to benefit from the support of the Solidary Botija.

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Diário de Coimbra broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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