Prices for EUROPE GAS are near their highest levels in a year due to supply concerns and storage drawbacks
Dutch and British wholesale gas prices were roughly flat on Friday, near their one-year-highs. Profit-taking was offset with ongoing concerns about Russian supply as well as cold weather reducing gas stocks. LSEG data show that the benchmark…
Cyprus and Greece sign an agreement on the 'world's largest' subsea cable
The energy ministers of Greece and Cyprus announced on Saturday that they had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which will allow them to proceed with the construction of a submarine electric cable connecting continental Europe to East Mediterranean.
Prices for gas in Europe are lower due to steady Russian and Norwegian supplies
The wholesale gas prices in the Netherlands and Britain fell on Thursday morning, as supplies from Russia via Ukraine remained constant. Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) traded the benchmark front-month contract Dutch TTF Hub at 35.40 Euros per megawatt (MWh), down 0.74 euros, by 8:34 GMT.
The price of gas in Europe has reversed its initial gains and is now lower than the oil prices.
The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas reversed gains earlier on Tuesday afternoon. They fell in line with the oil price and offset initial concerns about rising demand due to cooler weather conditions and U.S. liquefied gas supplies.
Prices of EUROPE GAS rise on demand and tight supply
The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas extended their previous session's gains Tuesday. This was due to the rising demand for gas from cooler weather, the ongoing Norwegian supply restrictions, and fears that a hurricane could impact the U.S. liquefied gas supply.
After a 1-month low, the price of gas in Europe has seen a small increase.
The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas traded slightly higher on Thursday morning, after having hit a one-month low the day before. This was due to full storages as well as a rising supply of liquefied gas (LNG), which offset fewer pipeline gas deliveries from Norway or Algeria.
Offshore Wind: Orsted Earnings, Shares Dented by Lower Wind Speeds, Cable Problems
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TWMA Appoints Aslaksen as New CEO
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WindFloat Atlantic Platform Heads Offshore
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Repsol Buys Stake in Norway’s Mikkel Field
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Norway's Gas Exports Set to Match Annual Record
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Sweden's Vattenfall to Cut 1,500 Jobs
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DNV GL Opens LNG Test Center
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DNV GL Taps Oudman as Regional Manager
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UBS, Caisse des Depots Sell Norway's Offshore Gas Pipeline Stake
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Tampnet Awarded Johan Sverdrup Contract
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Court: $1.8B Gas Transport Tariff Row
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