Next Thursday, October 1, the new prices of the regulated gas tariff (TUR) will be known, which is cheaper than the free market. For weeks it has emerged that there will be an increase. This is logical because this cost setting, to a large extent, is indexed to international prices. In this context, many consumers are wondering if it is time to change companies – and contracts. In any case, the main winners of this trade war will be the market leaders, although they face increasing competitive pressure. The National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC) has published the latest market share data in the gas business that... See More