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Gas-fired power plants in the Netherlands are operating differently as renewable generation expands, but fewer running hours have not necessarily undermined their operating profitability. An analysis covering 2015–2025 finds that higher revenues during periods of tight electricity supply have helped compensate for changing utilisation patterns. The findings challenge the argument that competition from wind and solar has already made Dutch […]
Eastern Mediterranean gas offers opportunities to diversify European supply, but turning offshore resources into reliable exports remains challenging. This briefing examines developments in Egypt, Israel and Cyprus, including major discoveries, existing infrastructure and the political relationships shaping regional trade. Egypt’s domestic demand and production difficulties constrain the availability of gas for LNG exports, while Cypriot developments depend on securing routes […]
Germany’s gas market is entering the 2026–27 winter season amid rising wholesale prices, relatively low storage inventories and continued uncertainty over international supplies. This comprehensive statistical update examines developments in gas imports, domestic consumption, LNG deliveries, storage levels and prices, providing a detailed picture of Europe’s largest national gas market. German gas consumption has declined by 2.4% so far in […]
European hydrogen imports will require a coordinated policy approach to bridge the gap between high delivery costs and what industrial buyers can afford to pay. Using Germany as a case study, this report models how competitive auctions, transport infrastructure grants and political risk guarantees could influence import costs and supplier competition. The analysis finds that infrastructure support can broaden the […]
European winter power prices in 2026–27 are set to remain closely linked to gas market volatility, with uncertainty over Middle Eastern LNG supply compounding low gas and hydropower reserves. This report examines how fuel costs, weather, nuclear availability and cross-border electricity flows could shape conditions across the region. Higher gas prices have strengthened coal and lignite generating margins relative to […]
Gas storage valuation depends on more than seasonal price spreads, with market volatility creating additional opportunities to capture value through flexible injections and withdrawals. This quarterly update compares modelled storage and swing contract values at TTF and NBP, using market inputs dated 1 October 2026. Alongside these valuations, it presents gas price histories, forward curves and volatility estimates for key […]
European hydrogen infrastructure could leave 12% of demand unmet in 2030 under the scenario assessed in this draft report. The analysis examines how planned pipelines, storage facilities and import routes could connect supply sources with demand centres across Europe through to 2050. Infrastructure expansion reduces unmet demand to around 3% by 2035, but rising consumption pushes it back to approximately […]
European power prices increased across all major markets in the third week of October as weaker wind generation, higher demand and elevated gas prices tightened conditions. Italy remained the most expensive market, while Spain and Portugal moved to their highest daily levels since April 2022. The Nordic market recorded the largest weekly increase at 74%, while France rose 38% and […]
Germany’s proposed 24 TWh strategic gas reserve would mark a major shift in national gas supply security policy, replacing mandatory storage-filling requirements with a dedicated emergency reserve designed to protect consumers and industry during severe supply disruptions. (Original document in German.) Under the draft legislation dated 12 October 2026, Germany’s existing gas storage-filling obligations would expire on 31 March 2027, […]