TREE NEWS reports: European natural gas prices rose to €100 for the first time since the 2022 energy crisis. The benchmark price climb marks a return to levels last seen during the continent’s severe supply crunch three years ago. No further details on the cause or market reaction were provided.
European Gas Prices Hit €100 for First Time Since 2022 Energy Crisis
The symbolic weight of €100 matters more than the move itself: it reopens a chapter Europe thought it had closed, and puts energy security back on the agenda for policymakers and industrial gas users who had budgeted around calmer prices. With no stated cause in the report, the driver remains unidentified, which is itself notable — it leaves the market guessing whether this is supply, weather, or something else. Whether this level holds, and whether the trigger becomes clear, is the open question.
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