European Gas Prices

Brexit’s Impact on Gas Markets Irish Options: IBP, NBP or TTF?

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February 12, 2018

Ahead of an unknown Brexit outcome, what are Ireland’s options to continue to benefit from the advantages of the EU gas markets whilst being geographically blocked by a third country?

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