Beginning on October 1, Germany will require consumers to pay a tax on their gas bills in order to assist fuel importers in passing along increased prices. According to sources, the fee is designed to cover importers’ additional expenses for the short-term and expensive procurement of alternative gas as a result of Russian supply restrictions. It is expected to remain in place until March of 2024. By mid-August, the initial amount of the charge will be disclosed, and the extent to which gas prices will climb for customers remains unclear.
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