At INA, starting tomorrow, October 1st, no significant changes in gas prices for businesses on the distribution system are expected, and unofficially it is learned that this price could increase by one to a maximum of three or four percent.
"We do not expect significant changes in gas prices for suppliers on the distribution system as well as for customers directly connected to the transport system. The price depends on the exchange rate of the dollar and the movement of oil derivative quotations," INA responded to the inquiry about gas prices for businesses from the beginning of October without disclosing how much that change could be.
This refers to the price of natural gas at which INA sells gas to distributors for privileged customers, i.e., for businesses on the distribution system, and the price change, INA emphasizes, does not apply to households. Unofficially, it is learned that the gas price for businesses could increase by one to three or four percent. This would be the smallest increase in INA’s supply price of gas for businesses on the distribution system and directly on the transport system this year, considering that the increases in January and early April were around 20 percent, and in early July there was a third increase of 15 percent. (H)
