Gas prices in Europe continued to rise, reaching 74.35 euros per MWh
The price of natural gas on the European exchange reached 74.35 euros per MWh on September 2, continuing the upward trend of recent days — Energocom
European gas market
In Moldova, extending the interval between gas meter inspections could lower the gas rate by 1 leu
Moldova is considering measures that could partially curb the rise in gas rates by reducing network operators' costs. One such initiative could be a change in the rules for meter inspections, which, according to the Ministry of Energy, could have a significant impact on the final cost of gas distribution for consumers.
Gas prices in Europe have reached a three-week high
The price of gas traded on the European market reached 62.14 euros per MWh on August 17, the highest level in the past three weeks — Energocom
Gas prices in Europe fluctuated in early August, reaching 58.51 euros per MWh
European gas prices were volatile in early August, with market movements shaped by geopolitical tensions, storage levels and shifting LNG flows. Analysts say the balance remains fragile as traders weigh temporary easing in the Middle East against persistent supply risks and weaker-than-usual replenishment ahead of the heating season.
In Moldova, data from smart electricity meters will begin to be read automatically
In Moldova, data from smart electricity meters will be read and processed automatically
Moldova has been urged to switch to phased gas purchases, following the example of EU countries
In Moldova, there are calls to rethink the approach to gas procurement and switch to a phased schedule in order to reduce the risks of sharp price fluctuations and avoid repeating last year’s mistakes. The expert points out that such a mechanism is already in use in Europe, while in Moldova, in his opinion, there is still a lack of clear rules and oversight regarding procurement timelines.
Gas prices in Europe have fallen by more than 7%
European natural gas prices have eased sharply after a recent spike in geopolitical risk, but the market remains sensitive to supply and weather factors. Traders are still watching storage levels, LNG flows and demand prospects closely, as the next move may depend on several competing pressures.
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