European Gas vs Coal Plant Switching

Gas price slump: European hub prices are falling as a result of a growing global oversupply of LNG and weaker oil prices. Europe is absorbing higher volumes of LNG as a market of last resort. This may tip the gas market into pronounced oversupply.

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European Gas vs Coal Plant Switching

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