The differentiated final tariffs for natural gas remain unchanged; the tariffs published on 9 December remain in effect from 1 January to 30 April. The natural gas tariff table has been updated.
Latvijas Gāze is ranked 20th in the Top 101 of Latvia’s Most Valuable Enterprises, jointly developed by Prudentia, the leading Baltic corporate finance company, and Nasdaq Riga, the only regulated stock exchange in Latvia, and this year it is recognised as the second most valuable company in the energy sector in Latvia.
With the expansion of payment options, our customers can now pay for natural gas in 5 different retail chains across Latvia – Maxima, Narvesen, top!, Mego and eLats.
From 1 January to 30 April 2023, the price of natural gas for households using natural gas for heating will remain the same or even decrease, depending on annual consumption.
On 30 November of this year, the 15th Baltic Natural Gas Market Forum was held, which this year was organised by the Public Utilities Commission (PUC). These traditional regional meetings bring together energy regulators, market participants and policy makers from the Baltics, Finland, Sweden and Poland.
The tariff changes are due both to the increase in natural gas prices on global markets and to a significant decrease in the volume of natural gas delivered to users, which has had a significant impact on Gaso's operating results.