The Future of European Gas Demand – Implications for private and public investment

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Our evidence-based analysis shows that majority of Europe’s gas demand occurs in countries with strong energy efficiency and renewables deployment programmes in place, which are likely to further decrease demand in future..

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The Future of European Gas Demand – Implications for private and public investment

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