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Prix du kWh de gaz, contrats fixes et variables, chauffage : tout ce qui pèse sur une facture de gaz en Belgique.

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TTF gas price: the quote you are reading does not index your Belgian bill

TTF gas price: the quote you are reading does not index your Belgian bill

The live TTF gas price is a Dutch quote. Since October 2023, Belgian contracts index on ZTP instead. Conversion into cents per kWh, the real time lag, and the indexation parameters decoded.

Carbon monoxide detectors in Belgium: choosing one and placing it right

Carbon monoxide detectors in Belgium: choosing one and placing it right

CO alarms are not compulsory in any of the three Belgian regions, and 9 of 10 models tested by the FPS Economy failed the EN 50291-1 standard. The real trigger thresholds, the right rooms, and the yearly cost of protection.

Ideal Heating Temperature, Room by Room

Ideal Heating Temperature, Room by Room

Ideal room-by-room temperatures in Belgium, where the 7 % per degree figure actually comes from, and what one extra degree costs at August 2026 gas prices.

Converting gas m³ to kWh: the Belgian converter and the method behind the figure

Converting gas m³ to kWh: the Belgian converter and the method behind the figure

Convert your gas m³ into kWh, and back again, using the official Belgian coefficients. Free tool, formula explained, high- and low-calorific gas, reference table and estimated cost.

Average gas consumption in Belgium: 17,000 kWh, and what that figure hides

Average gas consumption in Belgium: 17,000 kWh, and what that figure hides

The average Belgian household uses around 17,000 kWh of gas per year. Benchmarks by housing type, m³ to kWh conversion, how to calculate your own figure, and what it costs in 2026.

Gas Prices in Belgium in 2026: Why Your Bill Is Rising While Gas Is Falling

Gas Prices in Belgium in 2026: Why Your Bill Is Rising While Gas Is Falling

Gas prices in Belgium in 2026: the paradox of falling wholesale markets and a rising bill, the new excise duties, the jump in distribution tariffs, and the real gap between suppliers.