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The gas prices will decrease, on average, by 1,5 % from 1st May to 94% of the residential consumers

27 Apr 2016

The Committee of the Regulatory of the ANRE approved during the meeting on Wednesday, the prices for the regulated supply of natural gas to residential customers to drop, on 1st of May with an average of 1 % for 94 % of residential customers (2.947.221 household consumers of the category of consumption B1), reports AGERPRES.

According to a press release of ANRE remitted to AGERPRES, this decrease is mainly due to the reduction of distribution tariffs for SC E.ON Distribution Romania SA with about 8,8 % and for the SC Distrigaz Sud Networks SRL with about 2,4 % and partial recovery by the companies of the costs of historical acquisition costs for natural gas supply to the residential customers.

For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.

www.agerpres.ro/economie