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European power prices registered further declines in the second week of December, driven primarily by falling gas prices and lower demand. According to the analysis, TTF front-month gas futures reached their lowest settlement levels since April 2024, helping to ease power prices across most major European markets. Milder temperatures and reduced electricity demand reinforced the downward trend, while increased solar […]
EU power grid constraints are emerging as a structural factor shaping gas demand in the power sector, as slow grid expansion and permitting delays prolong reliance on flexible gas-fired generation. While successful grid build-out would enable deeper electrification and renewables integration, ongoing bottlenecks are delaying the expected decline in gas burn for power across Europe. EU power grid constraints are […]
Grid bottlenecks across Europe are delaying the connection of renewables and storage, reinforcing the role of gas-fired power as the system’s primary balancing and reliability backstop. The report argues that conservative grid planning and slow delivery risk locking in gas capacity for longer than necessary, with direct implications for gas demand in the power sector. The report highlights how slow […]
The EU methane regulation, including the 2027 monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) requirements, is unlikely to materially disrupt European gas or LNG supply. Analysis shows that sufficient volumes of gas compliant with OGMP 2.0 Level 5 standards are expected to be available globally by the time the regulation is fully implemented. Strong participation from major upstream producers, combined with rapid […]
The expansion of the Krk LNG terminal is strengthening gas supply resilience in Central and Southeast Europe, but recent flow patterns highlight the growing importance of downstream infrastructure. During the temporary shutdown of the terminal, LNG imports into Croatia halted, cross-border flows to Hungary and Slovenia stopped, and Croatia became reliant on imports from neighbouring markets, triggering higher storage withdrawals. […]
EU biogas policy is driving a rapid expansion of biomethane as part of Europe’s energy security and decarbonisation agenda, particularly under RePowerEU. While biogas and biomethane can contribute to methane reduction when tightly regulated, current policy frameworks have moved faster than environmental safeguards. New biomethane plants are increasingly reliant on manure and agricultural residues, raising concerns around methane leakage, intensive livestock […]
Flexible gas-fired power remains a critical pillar of Europe’s electricity security, even as total gas consumption declines over the coming decade. While electrification, renewables, heat pumps and electrolytic hydrogen are expected to reduce overall EU gas demand, gas use in the power sector is projected to remain broadly stable through the mid-2030s. Gas-fired generation continues to provide the system’s primary […]
The 2025 Scorecard reveals strong progress in Northern European gas hubs, while several Eastern markets face stagnation, declining transparency, and regulatory setbacks. The 2025 Gas Hub Scorecard shows a growing divergence in the performance of European gas hubs, with Northern markets steadily advancing and many Eastern European hubs losing momentum. The Baltics, Finland, Ireland, and Greece now rank among the strongest […]
UK gas production from the North Sea continues to decline sharply, creating a widening supply gap that has already averaged around 40 bcm per year since 2015. Despite long-term decarbonisation goals, UK gas demand remains resilient across heating, power generation and industry, and is expected to exceed 20 bcm even in 2050. Slower-than-planned renewable deployment, surging electricity demand from transport, […]