www.antena3.ro/economic/preturile-gazelor-naturale

Gas prices in Europe have surged significantly, with storage levels at a record low, raising concerns for winter bills. Analysts warn that Europe may need to cut gas consumption to last through March. The Dutch TTF contract price has increased by 234% since January, while the EU's gas storage is at its lowest since records began in 2011. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has disrupted supplies from Qatar, a key LNG provider. Predictions suggest that Europe could face even higher prices if winter is harsh, with households potentially seeing bills rise by around 600 euros. Long-term, high prices are expected to persist until at least 2028, necessitating a reduction in gas dependency through renewable energy projects.