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The evolving role of Europe in the global gas market
The IGU released its annual Global Gas report today (10 Sep 2025). Headline takeaways: global gas demand rose 1.9% in 2024 to 4,122 bcm and IGU sees +1.7% in 2025, with growth led by Asia (China/India). It also seems to suggest that Europe is moving from crisis-driven baseload buying to a more flexible, cyclic swing role. Europe’s LNG role has shifted […]
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Egypt requires more Israeli gas and LNG: implications for the EU
Egypt is the region’s only LNG exporter but its domestic shortfall now requires more Israeli gas and LNG imports, limiting slack for sustained EU-bound cargoes. Recurrent shutdowns at Israel’s offshore fields (most recently June 2025) and infrastructure bottlenecks—EastMed pipeline stalled and the Israel-to-Egypt Nitzana line delayed to 1H 2028—cap near-term growth in exportable volumes. Cyprus plans to route future output […]
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EU Methane import standard: what it means for UK oil & gas exports
The EU Methane Emissions Regulation (effective 4 Aug 2024) will require EU importers—and by extension UK suppliers—to meet strict methane MRV equivalence by 1 Jan 2027 and comply with methane-intensity thresholds by 2030, creating contractual and reputational risks for UK crude and gas exports (the EU takes ~70% of UK crude and nearly all gas exports). The paper finds the […]
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Power plant strategy in Germany: commitment to natural gas or technology mix?
The German government is planning up to 20 GW of new gas-fired power plant capacity by 2030 as part of a power plant strategy, including 5–10 GW in an initial tender. This study analyses this pre-commitment to gas-fired power plants in a short study. The German electricity system is undergoing a fundamental transformation: As the share of renewable energies increases, […]
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EUROPEAN GAS INSIGHTS

Gas prices ease into autumn – but Winter volatility isn’t off the table
Natural gas prices moderated down across all key gas markets in August amid easing market fundamentals. In Europe, TTF prices

China and Russia strengthen gas relationship but there are some caveats
Gazprom and CNPC signed a range of gas agreements in Beijing, further reinforcing the gas relationship between China and Russia.

Russia’s 50 Bcm to China: what Power of Siberia 2 means for LNG markets
The announcement of a deal being reached for Power of Siberia 2 has the potential to be the most consequential
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Gas Prices

Low gas storage levels in Rehden a cause for concern

European LNG imports surge by a staggering 40%
