Better to have a gradual increase on a steady gradient than a spike which usually has a huge fall and overhang from profiteering on peoples psychology.
With a steady increase, let's see what happens by Friday next week. Possibly double the price if investors "feel" derisked that the water rates and pressure reduction and eventual gas desorption is following forecasted trends.
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