www.economica.net/facturile-la-gaze-naturale-ar-pu

The removal of price caps on natural gas could lead to significant increases in consumer bills starting April 1, as European gas prices rise again. Current trends show the Dutch TTF gas price exceeding 100 euros per MWh, raising concerns about the impact on consumers and economies. European gas storage levels are below historical averages, and the region faces challenges in sourcing gas due to geopolitical tensions. The upcoming winter will be influenced by weather conditions and LNG import availability, with potential volatility in prices. In Romania, gas storage is better than the European average but still lower than last year. The analysis highlights the implications of high gas prices on industry and consumer bills, suggesting that price liberalization could lead to substantial increases for households.