The Price of Gas Exceeds 88 €/MWh for the First Time Since January 2023
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A megawatt-hour of gas with delivery in November was priced at 87.32 euros on the Dutch TTF exchange.
The wholesale price of gas for the European market exceeded 86 euros (approximately 2,100 crowns) per megawatt-hour, reaching its highest level since December 2022. Supply outages from the Middle East and low stocks in Germany are contributing to the growth, the AFP agency wrote. Experts interviewed by Echo24 described what affects gas prices and advise households to fix prices.
The TTF closes at 89 €/MWh, maximum from December 2022, after climbing 181% since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East. The entry Price of natural gas scale at 89 €/MWh, maximum from 2022, and threat to the electric pool aparece primero en Merca2.
The price of natural gas in the TTF index has exceeded this Friday, for the first time, the 88 €/MWh since January 2023, when the energy crisis resulting from the Russian invasion to Ukraine began on February 24, 2022. Although the price of natural gas in the European market in the Netherlands began the session with falls, it has turned around and has gone up to 1.85%, up to 88.03 euros, due to tensions in the Middle East. Last day 13, the megaw…
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