European gas demand continues to be low

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It looks like May ended up just above the level seen last year, which had been the lowest since at least 2019 (when my data start).

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This is after April 2025 had already been 5% lower than last year, recording the lowest level for April in recent history.

This is a significant reversal from the last winter, which had seen demand almost 10% higher than the previous year.

The result: the last two months have lowered Europe’s projected LNG demand for 2025 by almost 6 Bcm, compared to a scenario in which demand followed a similar trend as the 24/25 winter.

Source: Giovanni Bettinelli

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