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Poland Gas Prices to See Significant Drop Starting July 1, 2025
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Starting July 1,2025,Polish households and public institutions will experience a welcome decrease in gas prices, offering significant relief to home budgets. Approved by the President of the Energy Regulatory Office (URE), the new tariff promises savings of up to PLN 1,000 annually for gas-heated homes.
Key Details of the New Gas Tariff
The price of gas will drop by 14.8 percent, setting the new rate at PLN 204.26 per megawatt hour (MWh). This rate will be effective for one year, from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026.
Did You Know? the Energy Regulatory Office (URE) in Poland is responsible for regulating the energy sector, ensuring fair prices and competition.
The reduced rate applies specifically to the cost of the gas fuel itself. Distribution and subscription fees will remain unchanged.
Who benefits from the Gas Price Reduction?
The new gas tariff benefits a wide range of consumers,including:
- Individual clients
- Educational institutions
- Hospitals
- Kindergartens
- Nurseries
- Cooperatives
- Housing communities
Savings for these entities could reach several thousand zlotys per year,depending on their gas consumption.
Automatic Implementation for PGNiG Customers
PGNiG (Polskie Górnictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo) Retail rotation, part of the Orlen Group, assures customers that no action is required to benefit from the lower rates. The new tariff will be automatically applied to invoices.
Pro Tip: Review your gas bill regularly to understand your consumption and ensure the new tariff is correctly applied.
New Net Prices for Gas
Effective July 1, net prices (excluding excise duty) for gas in tariff groups W.1-W.4, pp. 1-S.4, and Z.1-Z.4 are set at 20.426 penny per kilowatt hour (previously 23.965 gr/kWh). For higher consumption groups (v. 5, pp.5, and z.5), the new price is 20.386 penny per kilowatt hour (previously 23.918 gr/kWh).
Favorable Market Conditions Drive price Reduction
PGNiG attributes the price reduction to favorable conditions in the wholesale market, where a sustained downward trend in fuel prices has been observed. This development signals further stabilization in the energy sector following recent periods of volatility.
| Tariff Group | Old Price (penny/kWh) | New Price (penny/kWh) |
|---|---|---|
| W.1-W.4, pp. 1-S.4, Z.1-Z.4 | 23.965 | 2
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