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Retail gas prices in Europe remain nearly 70% above pre-crisis levels, with EU households spending an average of €1,170 on gas in 2025. This report examines household electricity and gas prices, affordability and the financial incentives for electrification. It highlights how relatively expensive electricity, network charges and taxes can discourage switching from gas to electric technologies. Why we chose this […]
UK gas security faces growing pressure from declining North Sea production, limited storage and increasing dependence on imported energy. This report examines how falling output could threaten the viability of offshore pipeline infrastructure, while unreliable electricity imports could increase demand for gas-fired generation during winter stress. It also assesses domestic production’s influence on gas prices and gas’s continuing role in […]
German gas storage levels stood at 57% in mid-September, while daily injections had almost halved from the previous week, leaving replenishment well below the pace needed to meet November targets. Southern Germany faces particular pressure, with storage facilities averaging just 31% full. The report examines whether mandatory targets remain achievable and how regional shortfalls could affect winter gas and electricity […]
Industrial energy costs continue to constrain Europe’s chemical sector, with European gas prices averaging 3.6 times US levels in January–July 2026. Despite modest quarterly improvements, EU chemical output fell 1.6% in the first half of the year, while capacity utilisation remained below historical norms. The report examines energy competitiveness, production, trade and business conditions across a major gas-consuming industry. Why […]
Industrial heat pumps can already compete with gas-fired heating for some low-temperature industrial processes, offering scope to reduce natural gas consumption in Europe. This report examines the economics of heat pumps and electric boilers through case studies in Germany, Italy and Poland. It assesses how energy prices, carbon costs and policy support influence the business case for electrifying industrial heat. […]
European power prices increased across most major markets in the fourth week of September as wind generation fell sharply, outweighing the effect of lower gas prices. Italy moved against the trend, with stronger wind output and weaker demand pushing prices down. The strongest weekly increases were recorded in Nord Pool, up 35%, and Great Britain, up 31%, while prices also […]
European power prices ended the third week of September lower across most major markets after hitting sharp daily highs at the start of the week. Stronger wind generation and weaker demand helped offset the impact of elevated gas prices. Great Britain recorded the largest weekly decline at 23%, followed by Nord Pool at 22%, while Germany and the Netherlands both […]
European gas imports account for approximately 85% of the region’s natural gas supply, leaving industry exposed to international prices and geopolitical disruption. Steel, chemicals and cement currently obtain around 75% of their energy and feedstock requirements from fossil sources. The report argues that this dependence threatens industrial resilience as Europe confronts more volatile global energy markets. Why we chose this […]
Arctic gas is unlikely to provide Europe with significant additional supply before the 2040s, according to an assessment of Norwegian Barents Sea resources. The Norwegian Arctic currently provides only 1.4% of European gas imports, while existing export infrastructure is operating close to capacity. Long development times, limited discoveries and a lack of new infrastructure constrain the region’s potential contribution. Why […]