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Bar chart of 2025 vs 2024 changes in global electricity generation (TWh): Solar +636, Wind +205, Gas +36, Nuclear +35, Other low-carbon +9, Hydro +3, Other fossil −12, Coal −63.

Falling European gas demand underlines structural changes in the power generation market

Chart showing average annual change in global gas demand by region from 2004 to 2025 with slowdown in 2025

Global gas demand growth slows as clean energy reshapes energy markets

Line chart showing global greenhouse gas emissions comparing delayed transition and central scenarios with temperature outcomes

Slower energy transition lifts gas demand in European power markets

Line chart showing average European wholesale electricity prices from 2021 to 2026, with sharp peaks during the 2021 gas squeeze and the 2022 Russia-Ukraine shock.

European power generation: what fossil fuel shocks teach us about electricity prices

Chart showing Europe’s gas demand staying stronger than previously expected while power demand growth is revised lower, reflecting a slower and more pragmatic energy transition.

Europe gas demand stays central as energy transition turns pragmatic

Russian gas imports to Europe illustrated with LNG tanker, pipeline and EU Russia border

EU enforces phase out of Russian gas imports under new regulation

Chart showing gas as the largest driver of UK electricity bill increases between 2021 and 2025

Gas still drives UK electricity prices despite renewables growth

EU energy consumption 1990–2024, showing coal, natural gas, oil, renewables and biofuels, and nuclear — illustrating how European energy security is shifting over time.

European energy security: trading one dependency for another

Chart showing global natural gas demand by sector and region to 2050, with rising demand in Asia Pacific and a decline in Europe.

European gas outlook: IEA sees lower demand and growing LNG role in energy transition

Bar chart showing LNG capacity under development (2010–2035) by country, with major growth from the US and Qatar.

The European gas market paradox: LNG-dependent even as demand steadily declines

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