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Natural gas rises more than 5% to January 2023 highs

RTP Notícias14 September 2026 at 11:10

The natural gas price on the Netherlands TTF market rose more than 5%, surpassing 84 euros per megawatt-hour, reaching the highest level since January 2023. The active natural gas contract recorded this significant appreciation in the European market. The Netherlands TTF market is the main benchmark for natural gas prices in Europe. The rise occurs in a context of tension in European energy markets.

Why this matters

Readers in Europe potentially face higher energy costs, given that the Dutch TTF serves as the benchmark for gas contracts across the continent. This increase may reflect geopolitical tensions or supply issues that directly affect households and businesses. WHY: Readers in Europe potentially face higher energy costs, given that the Dutch TTF serves as the benchmark for gas contracts across the continent. This increase may reflect geopolitical tensions or supply issues that directly affect households and businesses.

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