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Il prezzo del gas naturale ha raggiunto i massimi dal 1 dicembre 2022.
Supera quota 89 euro il gas naturale sulla piazza Ttf di Amsterdam, toccando i massimi dal 1 dicembre del 2022. I contratti future sul mese di novembre guadagnano il 2% a 89,3 euro al MWh all'indomani dell'incidente che ha coinvolto una petroliera, che ha urtano una mina navale mentre attraversava lo stretto di Hormuz.
Un segnale favorevole arriva invece dall'operatore norvegese Gassco, che annuncia un'attività "stabile" con "consegne elevate nel sistema di trasporto del gas in Europa".

The price of gas on Amsterdam's TTF rises to 89 euros per MWh, the highest since December 2022, due to an explosion on an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. In Italy gas stocks reach 89.67%.

On the night between 24 and 25 October 2026, solar time returns to Italy. According to Terna data, the energy benefit of the time change has halved in recent years, rising to around 302 million kWh due to the spread of LEDs.

The preliminary political agreement reached at European level provides for a price cap on gas of around 60 euros for a transitional year, with a discount on electricity bills for variable contracts from 2027. The average agreement between the Italian request for a cap of 40 euros and the EU proposal of 80 euros, and will have to be translated into a decree after notification to the EU Antitrust and approval by Arera.

Analysis of the rules for the first renewable energy auction based on the decree of 2 October 2026, with the expected power values, the starting prices for photovoltaic, wind and hydroelectric, the functioning of contracts for difference and the direct access methods for plants up to 1 MW.

From 1 October 2026, Arera will raise the price of electricity by 37.3% for the vulnerable. Segugio.it analyzes show savings opportunities with the free market based on electricity and gas consumption.

The president of Confindustria, Emanuele Orsini, calls for the suspension of the ETS, citing unfair competition from China and the risk for European industry. It also calls for a national industrial plan based on investments and aggregations.