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European gas market resilience will depend increasingly on deeper integration across regional gas markets as policymakers seek to build on the diversification measures introduced following the 2021-22 energy crisis. New analysis argues that while Europe has made significant progress in reducing its reliance on Russian gas supplies, further gains in energy security will require stronger cross-border infrastructure, greater regulatory harmonisation and […]
European gas markets continue to play a central role in shaping inflation across the euro area, despite significant improvements in energy security since the 2022-23 crisis. New analysis examines how gas price shocks affect households, industry and economic growth, arguing that natural gas remains one of the most important transmission channels between energy markets and broader inflation trends across Europe. […]
Turkish gas imports could face significantly higher costs if elevated energy prices persist following the disruption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. New analysis highlights Türkiye’s heavy dependence on imported natural gas and warns that rising gas prices could add billions of dollars to the country’s energy bill, underlining the continued importance of supply security and import diversification across regional […]
European electricity prices remain vulnerable to disruptions in global gas markets despite years of energy market reform and investment in renewable generation. In a special edition of the Oxford Energy Forum examining the implications of the Strait of Hormuz crisis, one article explores how fossil-fuel price shocks continue to influence power markets whenever gas-fired generation sets the marginal electricity price, highlighting […]
Gas phase out policies across Europe could create unintended consequences for households that remain connected to gas networks, according to a new study examining France and Spain. The report warns that declining gas demand may leave a shrinking customer base responsible for an increasing share of network costs, raising affordability concerns and highlighting the need for stronger consumer protection measures during […]
European power prices fell across most major markets in the second week of June, supported by higher wind energy production and lower CO₂ allowance prices. Spain and Portugal recorded the largest weekly declines, both at 20%, while France was the main exception with a 16% increase due to lower wind output and higher demand. Weekly averages remained below €85/MWh in […]
EU methane emissions rules are moving from legislation into practical implementation, creating new compliance challenges for gas importers, Member States and third-country suppliers. This OIES paper examines how Germany, the Netherlands and Italy are preparing to enforce the EU Methane Emissions Regulation, with a particular focus on import requirements, MRV equivalence, penalty regimes and security-of-supply concerns. EU methane emissions rules are […]
The European gas market has been the subject of intense scrutiny since the 2022 energy crisis, with concerns raised over volatility, market concentration and the role of financial trading in gas price formation. This report presents the findings of the EU’s Gas Market Task Force, which examined both spot and gas derivatives markets and concluded that the overall market framework is functioning […]
Gas-fired power generation continues to grow in absolute terms, but its role in the global electricity mix is steadily declining. This analysis examines how renewables are meeting a growing share of electricity demand, reducing reliance on gas-fired power across Europe and other major economies. Gas-fired power generation remains an important part of the global electricity system, but its role is […]