Hungarian government to continue utility price cap scheme
The funds for financing the scheme in 2024 are in place in the central budget.
The funds for financing the scheme in 2024 are in place in the central budget.
Even though the EC’s recommendations say Hungary should phase out its existing energy subsidy measures by the end of 2023, the country can reduce its budget deficit without accepting this...
Minister Lantos said on Facebook that the country would “certainly have sufficient gas” for the next heating season.
András Gyürk said Fidesz had long maintained the position outlined in an impact study by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), namely that the gas price cap will prove...
Csaba Lantos announced on Thursday that household utility prices, up to average consumption, have been capped under a government program in an effort to “protect Hungarian families from sanctions-related surcharges."
The foreign minister said the Hungarian government maintains its position that introducing a price cap on gas “is a bad idea and it is useless”.
The household utility price caps will be extended to state and local council-owned rental apartment buildings.
Hungary has had a cap on household energy bills in place for many years, and protecting Hungarian families as much as possible continued to be the government’s top priority.
Szilárd Németh said the left-wing opposition was preparing to dismantle caps on household utility bills if it won power in the April 3 general election.
It is hoped that Hungarian inflation figures will fall by the end of next year and we can return to the ordinary path.
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