Natural Gas Prices Drop 12 Percent in Slovakia as Electricity Remains Above 100 Euros

Natural gas prices in Slovakia fell sharply by 12 percent last week, providing relief to consumers after reaching their highest levels of the year in the second half of March. The significant decline occurred on European energy exchanges, where gas trading determines regional pricing. However, electricity prices remained elevated, dropping only marginally to stabilize at 104 euros per megawatt hour, staying well above the 100-euro threshold. The mixed signals on European energy markets reflect ongoing volatility in the sector, with gas prices showing greater flexibility while electricity costs remain stubbornly high for Slovak consumers.