Bucureștiul, peste Paris, Berlin și Budapesta la costul electricității. Prețurile gazelor au ajuns la maximul ultimilor patru ani

Bucharest has the highest electricity prices in Europe when adjusted for purchasing power, at 55.1 PPS per kWh. Natural gas prices in Europe have reached a four-year high, raising concerns for winter costs. The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted maritime transport, affecting gas supply. While gasoline and diesel prices have surged, electricity and gas prices have increased more slowly. Adjusting for purchasing power significantly alters the ranking of electricity prices, with Bucharest topping the list. Natural gas prices also vary widely across capitals, with Stockholm being the most expensive when adjusted for purchasing power. Recent months have seen significant price increases in energy across various cities, with concerns about low gas reserves ahead of winter.