Gas Prices | European Gas Hub - Part 46

Category: Gas Prices

Cold weather to boost gas sales?

February 8, 2021

Portugal facing gas supply constraints

February 2, 2021

Gas prices: is the bull ride over?

February 1, 2021

European gas falls on strong supply outlook

February 1, 2021

European gas prices fall on warmer weather and an improved supply outlook

January 26, 2021

TTF breaks the 4000 bcm barrier

January 25, 2021

Natural gas prices watch

January 19, 2021

Gas storage rates a cause for concern?

January 18, 2021

European gas prices continue to soar

January 12, 2021

Gas Market Daily Commentary for January 11, 2021

January 12, 2021

Recent Post

Line chart of TTF gas prices ($/mmBtu) from July to late September 2026, peaking around 30 and dropping about 20% since mid-September, with decorative red bulls on the chart.

TTF prices down almost 20% as bearish pressures build

September 30, 2026

Line chart comparing TTF gas and Brent oil prices from October 2025 to September 2026, with TTF rising into the gas demand destruction zone.

Gas demand destruction emerges as European gas prices surge

September 23, 2026

Winter gas markets outlook showing supply, demand and European storage risks

Winter gas markets face unprecedented uncertainty as Hormuz closure tightens supply

September 16, 2026

TTF prices rise as Dutch TTF natural gas futures approach €77/MWh

TTF prices surge as the bulls return to the gas market

September 9, 2026

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European-gas-storage

European gas storage injections hit highest levels on record

May 24, 2022

European LNG imports rise to over 111 Million tonnes

January 3, 2023

Chart showing European electricity prices with Italy and Germany higher due to gas dependence compared to France and Spain

European electricity prices remain tied to gas exposing power markets to geopolitical risk

April 21, 2026

Stacked bar chart showing top-5 EU regions by value of Russia's fossil-fuel purchases in April 2026, in billions of EUR, broken down by LNG (peach), Pipeline gas (orange), and Crude oil (purple). France has the highest total, followed by Hungary, Belgium, Slovakia, and Spain; each bar aggregates the three fuel types to show overall expenditure per region. Source line visible beneath.

Russian LNG exports to Europe remain resilient as gas market tensions intensify

May 13, 2026