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Gas price above 1.70 euros: heating becomes extremely expensive

Gas price above 1.70 euros: heating becomes extremely expensive

Gas prices in the Netherlands have risen above 1.70 euros for new energy contracts, marking a 55-cent increase since January. This sharp rise makes heating homes significantly more expensive for households.

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