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European power prices fall as lower TTF gas prices offset high CO2 costs

European power prices ease as gas markets weaken

European power prices registered further declines in the second week of December, driven primarily by falling gas prices and lower demand. According to the analysis, TTF front-month gas futures reached their lowest settlement levels since April 2024, helping to ease power prices across most major European markets. Milder temperatures and reduced electricity demand reinforced the downward trend, while increased solar […]

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EU power grid constraints shape gas demand across electricity, gas and hydrogen networks

EU power grid constraints delay gas demand decline

EU power grid constraints are emerging as a structural factor shaping gas demand in the power sector, as slow grid expansion and permitting delays prolong reliance on flexible gas-fired generation. While successful grid build-out would enable deeper electrification and renewables integration, ongoing bottlenecks are delaying the expected decline in gas burn for power across Europe. EU power grid constraints are […]

EU grid bottlenecks shown by renewable connection queues across European power systems

EU grid bottlenecks risk locking in gas-fired power

Grid bottlenecks across Europe are delaying the connection of renewables and storage, reinforcing the role of gas-fired power as the system’s primary balancing and reliability backstop. The report argues that conservative grid planning and slow delivery risk locking in gas capacity for longer than necessary, with direct implications for gas demand in the power sector. The report highlights how slow […]

EU methane regulation context as LNG demand remains resilient across policy scenarios

EU methane regulation unlikely to disrupt gas and LNG supply

The EU methane regulation, including the 2027 monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) requirements, is unlikely to materially disrupt European gas or LNG supply. Analysis shows that sufficient volumes of gas compliant with OGMP 2.0 Level 5 standards are expected to be available globally by the time the regulation is fully implemented. Strong participation from major upstream producers, combined with rapid […]