Difficulties in paying energy bills are increasing again: ‘More than 100,000 families make saving a sport’

Jem Boet

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Hundreds of thousands of Dutch people who were able to stay afloat last year thanks to government support may now still have trouble paying their electricity and gas bills. The price cap and energy support have been abolished, wages have risen, but in the meantime prices per cubic metre and kilowatt hour are still higher than before the energy crisis.

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