Household gas prices will not hike – Hungary has stable supply and large reserves
The price of household gas will not be increased in Hungary, Attila Steiner, a state secretary of the innovation and technology ministry, said in Brussels on Friday, adding that the country had an ample supply of gas in storage.
Hungary has its gas reservoirs filled up to 86 percent of their total capacity, which is well above the European Union average, Steiner, who is in charge of the development of the circular economy, energy and climate policy, told Hungarian reporters after a conference organised by Hungary’s Visegrád Group presidency.
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Hungary has 4 billion cubic metres of gas in storage for market purposes and 1.45 billion cubic metres stored in strategic reserves,
Steiner said after the conference focusing on the green transition and climate change. “Current reserves would be enough to supply gas to the entire economy for at least 109 days if for some reason gas deliveries to the country stopped,” he said.
The security of supplies is also ensured by the long-term gas supply deal Hungary has recently signed with Russia, Steiner said.
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Source: MTI
Eat my socks, EU and Gyurcsány-Dobrev-Apró gang.
The energy bill with Russia paid up. Hungarians who made the deal were thinking of the Hungarian people. That is the type of politicians the country needs.
Istvan, you are being too kind to EU and Gyurcsány-Dobrev-Apró gang.
Why no mention of the electricity price hike?
MVM Next Energiakereskedelmi Zrt. will increase its electricity price from 19,90 Ft/kWh in 2021 to 45,12 Ft/kWh from January 1, 2022. That’s more than a 125% increase!