2003-2006
Almost every gas consumer (see details below)
Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour
€749 million (262 billion HUF) in 3 years
The most accessible and by far the most costly programme in the 2000s was the gas price subsidy, which was available on a universal basis. It was independent of income for all residential gas consumers whose annual consumption did not exceed a maximum which was quite high, and the level of support also had only two categories depending on the level of consumption. The majority of gas-consuming households, at least 3.1 million, received support. Retired and multi-children households could also receive additional district heating and gas price subsidies.
Community Tailored Actions for Energy Poverty Mitigation in the CEE and CIS region
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No #892054.
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