Tagged With Europe
7 October 2024
Geopolitical developments and market shifts mean US LNG will be a vital component in Europe's energy strategy and decarbonisation efforts
13 September 2024
The Ukraine–Russia gas transit and interconnection agreements are due to expire at the end of this year, but despite some uncertainty, Europe seems well-prepared
7 May 2024
Ample stocks and a soft demand outlook will limit how much LNG Europe can import this year
21 December 2023
Moving on from burning fossil fuels for energy will not be easy, but it is ultimately a habit the world will need to kick
21 December 2023
The consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have been particularly significant for Germany
13 December 2023
While US megadeals may not be repeated on the other side of the Atlantic, there is now greater common ground between European and US energy companies
11 December 2023
The market is better prepared but still jittery, while the industry remains wary of the EU price cap
30 November 2023
The region’s rapidly evolving infrastructure has a lot to be commended for, but some of the capacity may not be ready in time for the 2024 heating season
10 July 2023
Europe is better prepared than last winter, but risks remain
6 February 2023
A flurry of successful commissioning will see deliveries into fast-tracked infrastructure make a mark
24 January 2023
Energy’s economic, geopolitical and climate challenges require the continent’s decision-makers to step up
21 December 2022
The worst may yet be to come for European and global gas markets
19 December 2022
The TTF is likely to stay at elevated levels to attract necessary volumes in the global market
6 December 2022
The EU’s proposals to cap wholesale gas prices could result in unintended consequences
5 December 2022
The fate of the continent’s supply crunch may lie elsewhere—in China, the Middle East and Russia
28 November 2022
The US ‘Gaslift’ helped rescue Europe’s energy sector last winter, but with liquefaction plants already operating at capacity, what are the prospects for continued support?
31 October 2022
Europe has already exceeded its gas storage targets for this winter, but risks remain
24 October 2022
Aftershocks from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continue to roil refining and flows of products around Europe, in the Atlantic basin and across the world
8 September 2022
The disused Maghreb-Europe pipeline means the infrastructure is in place, but the production capacity is not
7 September 2022
The Norwegian producer stresses that imposing a maximum price will not solve underlying issues
23 August 2022
The loss of Russian volumes has made for unusual market conditions
22 August 2022
Greater-than-expected requirements to burn the fuel to keep the lights on could harm supply conservation efforts
18 August 2022
It is difficult to predict just how the continent’s supply and demand will balance
9 August 2022
Gas-to-oil conversions are nonetheless presenting the turbine maker with opportunities
8 August 2022
China and India remain the most important customers for Russian volumes
13 July 2022
Unquestionably, Europe is in a bind. And it may need to be a lot more innovative than its previous blinkered approach to achieve the necessary short-term wins
23 June 2022
The continent’s post-Ukraine agreements are still less than Asian buyers and portfolio players
20 June 2022
Europe’s ambitions for a Russian import freeze are a boon to a previously stalled sector
16 June 2022
Russian reductions compound US LNG outage as continent seeks relief in the short and longer term
19 May 2022
Russia’s isolation following its invasion of Ukraine could lead to LNG trade growing faster than previously expected—but only if new supply and infrastructure can be realised in time to avert demand destruction, says Giignl’s Vincent Demoury
29 April 2022
Europe’s accelerating effort to wean itself off Russian pipeline gas has pitted it against energy-hungry Asian buyers in the global LNG market
5 April 2022
On the front line of potential weaponisation of Russian energy, the poorest and arguably most corrupt EU member state is heavily dependent but not without diversification options
5 April 2022
Washington’s promises may have underwhelmed. But project developers are demonstrating greater ambition
1 April 2022
As tragedy continues to unfold in Ukraine, European leaders hasten to balance security, affordability and sustainability in the energy sector
22 March 2022
The European TTF benchmark is creaking under the strain of exceptional circumstances
10 March 2022
LNG alone will not be enough to guarantee Europe’s energy security, and the continent may face demand destruction, analysts agree
10 March 2022
With the Putin administration hard-pressed by Western sanctions, Beijing may look to take advantage
9 March 2022
Analysts see potential for $200/bl+ if it becomes ever more difficult in practice for Western nations to buy crude from Russia
9 March 2022
Consultancy warns volumes that will go unrenewed this year are greater than Ten Point Plan assumes
4 March 2022
Expectations for robust demand growth and constrained supply mean LNG buyers and policymakers will increasingly need to mitigate wild price swings
25 February 2022
Japan’s ill-defined promise of support may be more symbolic than practical
24 February 2022
High spot gas prices and European concerns over security of supply might spark renewed interest in long-term LNG contracts, International Energy Week participants suggest
9 February 2022
The oil market may be too complacent that the worst could never happen
28 January 2022
The lack of Russian gas and LNG capacity constraints threaten Europe with a shortfall of supply
27 January 2022
Mounting fear of an invasion of Ukraine has put Europe’s uneasy relationship with its biggest gas supplier back into the spotlight
20 January 2022
The US is set to play an even larger role in the global gas market this year, with the country gearing up to overtake Australia as the world’s largest LNG exporter
31 August 2021
Heat pumps replacing gas for space heating will be offset by the need for the fuel to meet rising power demand
31 August 2021
Progress has been slow on both the liquefaction and regasification sides over the past 12 months, but numerous new developments are planned
24 August 2021
Supply- and demand-side factors pushed contracts to multi-year highs in recent months and may continue to lend support going into the fourth quarter
5 July 2021
Despite current unusually high prices, the agency is relatively relaxed that portfolio LNG can replace domestic swing without the need for radical change in European contracting
