The Czechs warmed up with the hard frosts last week, and gas consumption rose

Cold temperatures in the Czech Republic have led to an increase in energy consumption, with gas consumption rising by 9.5% year-on-year and electricity consumption rising by almost 7% year-on-year, according to data from Amper Meteo.

The average air temperature was 7.6°C lower than the previous year. However, the Czechs seem to have saved on consumption when adjusted for the weather and the Počerady steam power plant, with savings around 15%. The weather forecast for the coming days predicts warmer temperatures, which should lead to a 14% drop in consumption.

Article by Prague Forum

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