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European gas infrastructure market is seeing renewed investor interest as volatility recedes and LNG plays a bigger role in the continent’s supply mix.

Yet beneath this return to normality lies a more complex picture: valuations are increasingly influenced by a new set of geopolitical and policy uncertainties. As Francesco Sassi and Giovann...

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European gas prices have softened sharply into the start of winter, with market dynamics overriding weather-driven demand strength, writes Greg Molnár.

TTF month-ahead prices settled below the €30/MWh threshold yesterday for the first time since May 2024, further confirming the downward trend desp...

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European gas demand surged by 45% over last week amid the winter’s first coldspell and slower wind speeds.

Daily gas demand soared by more than 45% between 14-21 Nov, or around 0.6 bcm/d in absolute terms. This strong increase was largely driven by colder temperatures, which boosted space heating requirements and drove-up rescom demand by a staggering 75%.

Heati...

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The intraday variability of German gas-fired power generation has more than doubled since 2019 and is set to reach a new all-time high in 2025, highlighting the growing role of gas-fired power plants in balancing the power system.

Intraday variability is a key metric for assessing flexibility requirements through a trading day. Here it is measured as the difference bet...

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Europe’s LNG regas capacity is becoming an increasingly valuable asset as the global LNG supply wave accelerates into 2025–26. Incoming US volumes, flexible Atlantic cargo flows, and rebounding Asian demand are reshaping utilisation patterns across Europe’s terminals.

While total LNG imports remain robust, access conditions are tightening in ...

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