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Average gas consumption for Haarlem residents remains stable, but these homes used more

Average gas consumption for Haarlem residents remains stable, but these homes used more

Data from the Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek shows that the average gas consumption of Haarlem residents remained stable at 800 cubic meters last year. However, residents living in semi-detached houses saw an increase in their gas usage compared to previous figures.

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