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Dutch industrial energy demand is expected to evolve rather than simply shift away from natural gas, according to a major new analysis commissioned by Gasunie. The study concludes that the lowest-cost pathway to industrial decarbonisation will rely on a combination of carbon capture and storage (CCS), electrification, biomethane and hydrogen, with different sectors requiring different energy solutions rather than a single […]
German gas storage facilities remain technically capable of being refilled before winter, but deteriorating market conditions are reducing the commercial incentive to inject gas into storage. The latest scenario analysis suggests that infrastructure is no longer the main challenge—market economics will determine whether sufficient inventories are built ahead of the heating season (Report in German). Storage levels stood at around 41% […]
Europe’s gas infrastructure appears capable of meeting demand through the 2026/27 winter, but only if sufficient LNG cargoes continue flowing into the region during the summer injection season. The latest outlook highlights that storage refilling—not infrastructure capacity—has become the critical challenge facing the European gas market. With EU inventories starting the injection season at only 28%, LNG terminals would need […]
Europe’s gas market is expected to undergo a profound structural transformation over the coming decades, with natural gas demand steadily declining as electrification accelerates, hydrogen expands into hard-to-abate sectors and renewable gases play an increasingly important role in the continent’s energy mix. The latest EU-aligned scenarios show methane demand falling progressively towards 2050, with the decline occurring more rapidly in […]
European power generation reached a new milestone in June as solar supplied a quarter of EU electricity and became the bloc’s largest single source of power. The record underlines the rapid transformation of the generation mix, with gas-fired generation accounting for 15% and increasingly serving a more flexible balancing role alongside expanding renewables. Solar output reached 52 TWh during the month, […]
The future direction of Europe’s carbon market will play a critical role in shaping investment across the continent’s industrial sector, with proposed reforms aiming to preserve a strong carbon price signal that supports electrification, hydrogen, carbon capture and other low-carbon technologies. The recommendations argue that weakening the EU’s emissions trading system could undermine investment certainty at a pivotal stage in […]
European gas market conditions are expected to remain challenging despite weaker gas demand, according to the latest quarterly global gas market outlook. While stronger renewable generation and higher gas prices are projected to reduce European gas consumption this year, the analysis also highlights that global LNG market disruptions continue to influence European prices, LNG imports and overall security of supply. The […]
European LNG imports rose sharply in 2025 as the region replaced lower Russian pipeline supplies and rebuilt gas storage, further cementing Europe’s position as the world’s balancing LNG market. The latest industry analysis shows Europe imported an additional 26.1 million tonnes of LNG during the year, while softer Asian demand redirected more Atlantic Basin cargoes towards European terminals. This shift helped […]
Russian gas imports continue to account for a meaningful share of European gas supply despite the EU’s phased ban. A new report examines the long-term contracts still in force, the volume of authorised LNG and pipeline imports, and how the transition away from Russian gas is expected to reshape European gas markets over the coming months. The report shows that Russian […]