WILLEMSTAD – Gasoline prices will drop sharply again next Tuesday. For a liter of gasoline, drivers will pay 23 cents less at the gas station next month.
WILLEMSTAD
– Gasoline prices will drop sharply again next Tuesday. For a liter of gasoline, drivers will pay 23 cents less at the gas station next month.
From 1 November, a liter of gasoline costs 2.35 guilders. For a liter of diesel drivers pay 2.19 guilders. That is four cents more than the previous rate. The increase in the diesel price is partly the result of an increase in the purchase price, according to price regulator Bureau Telecommunication and Post (BT&P).
From 1 November, a liter of gasoline costs 2.35 guilders. For a liter of diesel drivers pay 2.19 guilders. That is four cents more than the previous rate. The increase in the diesel price is partly the result of an increase in the purchase price, according to price regulator Bureau Telecommunication and Post (BT&P).
Electricity will increase by barely half a cent per kilowatt hour on November 1. The cheapest tariff scale with a consumption of up to 250 kWh costs just under 79 cents per kWh in November.
Electricity will increase by barely half a cent per kilowatt hour on November 1. The cheapest tariff scale with a consumption of up to 250 kWh costs just under 79 cents per kWh in November.
Water also goes up in price. A cubic meter of water will cost almost two cents more from 1 November. Anyone who uses no more than nine cubic meters will lose 9.69 guilders for every thousand liters rounded. Anyone who consumes more than twenty cubic meters pays almost 18.75 guilders for every thousand liters above those twenty cubic meters.
Water also goes up in price. A cubic meter of water will cost almost two cents more from 1 November. Anyone who uses no more than nine cubic meters will lose 9.69 guilders for every thousand liters rounded. Anyone who consumes more than twenty cubic meters pays almost 18.75 guilders for every thousand liters above those twenty cubic meters.
The slight increase in electricity and water rates is the result of slightly lower average fuel costs for electricity production, respectively lower electricity costs for water production and a higher correction factor for electricity and water for September 2022.
The slight increase in electricity and water rates is the result of slightly lower average fuel costs for electricity production, respectively lower electricity costs for water production and a higher correction factor for electricity and water for September 2022.
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