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Europe bears the consequences of German energy policy decisions

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July 17, 2026

Russian LNG imports into the EU hit record high in H1 2026

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July 15, 2026

TTF prices surge more than 30% as global gas market tightens

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July 15, 2026

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European electricity market prices across major markets in July 2026

European power prices rise above €110/MWh as gas and CO2 costs increase

July 21, 2026

European power prices increased across all major markets in the third week of July, exceeding €110/MWh in most regions. Higher TTF gas and CO2 allowance prices, combined with weaker solar output, drove the increase. France recorded the sharpest weekly increase at 25%, followed by Germany at 21% and Spain at 18%, while Italy posted the highest average price at €161.23/MWh. […]

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Infographic showing the Netherlands' emissions by sector (refineries, steel, waste, basic chemicals, fertilisers, industrial gases, other industry) and energy use (natural gas, electricity, heat) with percentage shares and total values in Mt CO2e/TVh.

Gasunie analyses how Dutch industrial energy demand could evolve to 2040

July 15, 2026

Dutch industrial energy demand is expected to evolve rather than simply shift away from natural gas, according to a major new analysis commissioned by Gasunie. The study concludes that the lowest-cost pathway to industrial decarbonisation will rely on a combination of carbon capture and storage (CCS), electrification, biomethane and hydrogen, with different sectors requiring different energy solutions rather than a single […]

Monthly European LNG imports by country compared with total LNG terminal capacity from July 2025 to June 2026

German gas storage refilling at risk despite adequate infrastructure

July 15, 2026

German gas storage facilities remain technically capable of being refilled before winter, but deteriorating market conditions are reducing the commercial incentive to inject gas into storage. The latest scenario analysis suggests that infrastructure is no longer the main challenge—market economics will determine whether sufficient inventories are built ahead of the heating season (Report in German). Storage levels stood at around 41% […]

Monthly European gas supply mix under optimal LNG availability and Russian pipeline disruption

European gas storage depends on significantly higher LNG imports

July 15, 2026

Europe’s gas infrastructure appears capable of meeting demand through the 2026/27 winter, but only if sufficient LNG cargoes continue flowing into the region during the summer injection season. The latest outlook highlights that storage refilling—not infrastructure capacity—has become the critical challenge facing the European gas market. With EU inventories starting the injection season at only 28%, LNG terminals would need […]