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This report provides a scorecard on the key issues driving medium-to long-term gas demand prospects in key consuming countries. Whether it is European climate policy and the regulation of decarbonized gases, the demand outlook for Asian industrial economies or the political and macroeconomic context for energy transition, this issue attempts to unpick the key themes and challenges in the global […]
The formation of a global natural gas market is accelerating, driven by dynamics that have implications for trade, pricing, and the way market participants need to think about risk. The global gas market is increasingly interconnected – while Europe has had two consecutive mild winters, the market remains fragile, and any shocks could have a knock-on effect for global prices. […]
This report looks at some of the key contractual trends currently affecting the global LNG market, including the European LNG market; it provides an overview of key legislation and regulation applicable to LNG activities in the European Union; and gives details of Europe’s operational large-scale LNG regasification terminals and those under construction. Source: Reed Smith
European gas demand is forecast to decline by 66% from 2023 levels to 117 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas per year if the EU reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, as proposed by the European Commission. Existing gas fields in the EU, Norway and Algeria and already agreed long-term contracts are expected to supply the EU with […]
During the month of July, European gas imports from Russia, Azerbaijan and Libya increased. Nevertheless, in recent months, the total volume of PNG imported by the region has remained at a stable level. In July 2024, the EU imported 13.3 bcm of pipeline natural gas (PNG), which was the same level as the volume imported one year ago. However, this […]
In July, Gazprom transported 1.32 bcm of gas, or 39% of the contracted volume. This is 2% more than in 2023 and 2022, and 66% less compared to the same period in 2021. In July, 231.2 million cm of gas were transported to Ukraine, 14% more than in June. 94% of the resource came from the Hungarian direction, and 6% […]
During 2024, the EU has been running natural gas inventories well above the trend of previous years. In contrast, Ukraine has been running natural gas inventories well below the trend of previous years.
In the third week of August, wind production together with the decrease in demand and average temperatures contributed to the drop in prices in the Iberian market of Spain and Portugal. In the rest of Europe’s major electricity markets, most of them saw higher prices than the previous week and lower solar production. TTF gas futures prices remained below the […]
To fully phase out Russian pipeline gas imports after the transit of Russian natural gas through Ukraine ends at the end of 2024, the EU must halt Russian gas transit through the European expansion of TurkStream. Despite efforts by major natural gas consumers like Germany and Italy to diversify away from Russian gas, import risks in Europe remain high due […]
