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Germany coal and lignite phase-out compared with new gas capacity and reserve requirements

German gas-fired generation struggles to keep pace with coal phase-out

EU electricity generation shares by source from 2021 to June 2026, with solar reaching 25%

European power generation shifts as solar overtakes gas and nuclear

Illustrative map of Europe in yellow indicating interconnectors, with a small legend; to the right, a bar chart titled 'Power generation delta of Base case to +25% NTC Scenario' showing negative gray bar and positive green bars, caption indicating 2040 changes in electricity generation from low-carbon and gas-fired sources.

Power grid investment could reduce European gas-fired generation by 8%

Line chart showing average European wholesale electricity prices from 2021 to 2026, with major price shocks in 2021 and 2022 highlighted.

European electricity prices remain exposed to gas market shocks

CAISO fuel mix chart showing solar generation, battery discharge and imports

Hydrogen’s role in meeting EU energy flexibility needs

Chart showing rising negative electricity price hours and lost solar revenue in France, Germany and the Netherlands

European power markets grapple with structural oversupply

Wind turbines across a dry hilly landscape with reservoirs under a clear blue sky

European power markets face rising AI-driven demand as storage becomes central to investment strategy

Chart showing Poland’s net power capacity by fuel rising strongly through 2040, led by solar, wind and storage.

Poland energy transition faces ‘ghost’ project bottleneck

Chart showing TTF gas, CO₂ emission allowances, coal and Brent oil prices in Europe, highlighting rising CO₂ prices alongside stable gas prices.

European power prices rise in early 2026 as demand and CO₂ offset record renewables

Bar chart showing EU installed capacity of wind and solar power from 2021 to 2024

EU energy transition: renewables surge while gas and LNG remain essential

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