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European power prices rise as wind generation drops despite lower TTF gas

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European gas imports leave heavy industry exposed to price shocks

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Barents Sea gas export scenarios from 2034 to 2049 under different pipeline opening dates

Arctic gas unlikely to strengthen European supply before the 2040s

September 23, 2026

Arctic gas is unlikely to provide Europe with significant additional supply before the 2040s, according to an assessment of Norwegian Barents Sea resources. The Norwegian Arctic currently provides only 1.4% of European gas imports, while existing export infrastructure is operating close to capacity. Long development times, limited discoveries and a lack of new infrastructure constrain the region’s potential contribution. Why […]

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French final energy consumption by fuel under gas scenarios from 2025 to 2050

French gas demand could remain above 220 TWh in 2050

September 23, 2026

French gas demand could remain between 221 and 278 TWh in 2050, compared with approximately 378 TWh in 2025, under two pathways developed by the French gas industry. Both scenarios combine lower consumption with the progressive replacement of fossil gas by renewable and low-carbon molecules. They argue that France can reach carbon neutrality while retaining substantial gas use and existing […]

Methane mitigation potential from major gas suppliers to the EU

Methane mitigation could recover 20 bcm from Europe’s gas suppliers

September 23, 2026

Cutting methane emissions across Europe’s eight largest external gas suppliers could recover around 20 bcm of gas annually, according to a new analysis. The potential rises to approximately 43 bcm when methane reductions from oil operations are included. With Europe importing about 90% of the fossil gas it consumes, the report argues that capturing currently wasted gas could improve supply […]

Ireland natural gas transmission pipeline network and interconnectors with Scotland

Falling Irish demand raises questions over gas transmission costs

September 23, 2026

Gas transmission costs in Ireland must increasingly be recovered against declining annual demand while the network retains sufficient capacity to meet rising peak-day requirements. Power generation and large energy users such as data centres are expected to increase peak demand, even as overall gas consumption falls. The changing balance presents a growing challenge for tariff design and long-term infrastructure planning. […]