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European gas exceeds 97 euros per MWh in Amsterdam

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The European gas price has exceeded 97 euros per megawatt-hour in Amsterdam, compared with less than 75 euros at the beginning of October and around 32 euros before the war in Iran. The increase comes amid rising tensions in the Middle East, according to Linformation.

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