The reference price for gas will rise again in December by 5.8%
This increase is the 'consequence of a rise in gas market prices in October compared to September', explains the Commission de Régulation de l'Énergie (CRE).
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This increase is the “consequence of an increase in prices on the gas markets in October compared to September”, explains the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE).
The price of gas continues to rise. Its benchmark sales price will increase by 5.8% in December, announced the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) this Monday. This is the “consequence of an increase in prices on the gas markets in October compared to September”, indicates the regulator.
This price had already increased by 6.6% on November 1, by 6.3% in October and by 5.6% in September. In total, 60% of residential gas subscribers have a contract indexed to this reference price.
Machine-translated from French
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