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Hungary, Daily average of domestic natural gas consumption decreased significantly in September

According to data published by the Hungarian Energy and Utilities Regulatory Office (MEKH), the daily average of domestic natural gas consumption decreased significantly in September compared to the previous four-year period, thus accelerating the adjustment of demand to high natural gas prices.

In September, natural gas consumption in Hungary was 4.4 TWh, which is 9 % less year-on- year, with peak day consumption at 197 GWh, the lowest since 2016. Consumption in the residential segment of the universal service fell by 18 %, the non-residential segment by 25 % and consumption of power plants dropped by 3 % compared to the same month of 2021.

Consumption in the category which represents less temperature-dependent industrial use, fell by 37 %, which can be seen as a demand-reducing effect of high prices.

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