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EU gas wholesale markets in gas winter season 2024-2025

ACER recently published its report on trends in the European gas wholesale markets during the gas winter season (October 2024 to March 2025). The report also explores gas storage dynamics over the winter and offers an outlook for summer 2025. The report shows a 50% increase in prices, higher demand, 34% end-winter storage & monthly LNG import record. Source: ACER

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Impact of EU methane emissions regulation on LNG imports

The EU methane regulation is a significant step towards global methane emissions reduction and environmental sustainability. However, it presents challenges for LNG exporters. All major LNG suppliers should actively engage in discussions on cooperative approaches, similar to the initiatives undertaken by the U.S. government with Brussels. Despite the potential options provided by the Asian market, active participation in discussions with […]

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European gas storage and swing report – April

At the beginning of the year, EU gas prices saw an increase due to cold weather and low renewable power production, which led to rapid withdrawals from gas inventories, now at 34% compared to 59% at the same time last year. This supply strain pushed the TTF front-month prices above EUR 55/MWh. However, as speculation grew about the potential resumption of […]

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Powering the future – a vision for Europe’s energy system in 2050

Three factors drive the build-out of energy sources today: demand for affordable energy, which can improve industrial competitiveness, access to resilient energy to withstand external energy shocks, and the need for energy to limit CO2 emissions. This build-out simultaneously addresses the increasing demand for electricity, and increase the economic growth and productivity of Europe. To provide an overview of the […]

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