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Lower demand drives European electrictiy markets downwards
In the penultimate week of 2024, prices in the main European electricity markets fell, after several weeks of increases. This fall was favored by increased wind energy production and lower electricity demand, associated with cooler temperatures. In addition, solar photovoltaic energy production increased in several markets, and again broke records for a December day in Spain, Portugal and Italy. Gas […]
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UK energy policy: gas security, demand reduction, and transition risks
The UK’s new government has embarked upon an ambitious push for clean power, in part to reduce the country’s exposure to international gas price volatility. However, efforts to accelerate gas demand reduction will bring to the fore transition risks that will challenge the integrity and resilience of the gas pipeline network that connects supply and demand in the UK. Demand […]
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European electricity markets exposed to high gas prices again
In the second week of December, prices in the main European electricity markets continued to rise, with most of them reaching weekly averages above €120/MWh. Gas prices were lower than the previous week, but they remained above €41/MWh. Almost all markets reached the highest daily price since at least March 2023, mainly on Thursday, December 12. The increase in electricity […]
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European electricity: improving interactions between electricity and gas security of supply
The outlook for the natural gas market is projected to remain healthy and improve further in the future. This is because global LNG production capacity increases vastly, and the role of the LNG supply, backed by expanded import infrastructure, becomes more prominent in Europe. Nevertheless, some risks remain in less interconnected areas, particularly in the short term. The outlook for […]
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Lower than expected EU gas demand reduce need for additional imports
Higher gas demand and high storage withdrawal rates in November had led to the expectation Europe would need an additional...
Russia’s Power of Siberia pipes maximum gas volumes to China
Russia's piped gas supplies to China via Power of Siberia reached their max contractual capacity yesterday, with flows now hitting...
Germany’s looming gas storage charge dilemma
Politics was always inseparable from energy, but in the last few years the political factor has become a key force...
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