HEPI index analysis shows rising European energy prices ahead of winter, electricity most expensive in Brussels, gas in Stockholm
Summary
A Euronews analysis based on the Household Energy Price Index (HEPI) shows European natural gas prices at their highest in nearly four years, with electricity most expensive in Brussels and gas most expensive in Stockholm, while early-September household electricity prices ranged from 8.4 eurocents per kWh in Kyiv to 41.3 in Brussels, with Podgorica and Belgrade among the cheapest.
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BRUXELLES, 14. oktobra (FENA) - Cijene prirodnog gasa u Evropi dostigle su najviši nivo u gotovo četiri godine. Prema najnovijoj analizi Euronewsa, cijene struje i
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- 08:40 AMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original
- 09:36 AMKlix.baOpen the original
- 09:38 AMDnevni avazOpen the original
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Total — moderate signal (20–39)