Gas prices in Europe are rising on the back of lower renewable energy forecasts

The Dutch and British wholesale gas price increased on Thursday morning, as temperatures and renewables are expected to drop at the weekend and the quieter trade before Easter. LSEG data show that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract rose by 0.24 euros to 35.66 euro per megawatt hour. The June contract increased by 0.26 euros to 35.86 euro/MWh.
As U.S. Tariffs take effect, the prices of gas in Europe will fall in line with those on other markets.
The Dutch and British gas price fell on Wednesday in line with the wider sell-offs of equity and commodities markets, as U.S. "reciprocal" tariffs took effect, which has raised fears about a recession. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract fell by 1.07 euros, to 34.55 Euros per megawatt hour or $11.11/mmBtu at 0832 GMT.
Lithuanian official: EU could aggregate the demand for US gas in trade negotiations
As part of the negotiations with President Donald Trump, Lithuania's Energy Minister said on Tuesday that the European Union might consider aggregating their member countries' demands to buy U.S. Liquefied Natural Gas in an effort to avoid a trade conflict. Maros SEFCIOVIC, EU Trade Commissioner, said that LNG could…
EUROPE GAS-Global trade fears fuel market volatility
Dutch and British gas rates recovered some of their earlier losses, after increasing on Monday. However, they then fell back down again as fears about a global war leading to a weaker demand for energy fuelled volatility. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract fell 0.55 euros, or $11.55/mmBtu to 35.90 Euros per megawatt hour.
Front-year contracts are under pressure from falling gas and carbon prices
German and French power contracts for the year ahead traded lower on Monday as a result of losses in gas and carbon permits. The German power contract for 2025 has fallen by 1.9%, to 81.40 Euros ($89.41). Meanwhile the French baseload contract for 2025 has contracted by 1%, to 60.90 Euros/MWh. Dutch and British gas rates fell on Friday morning…
Prices for EUROPE Gas remain at a 1-month low as U.S. Tariffs threaten Demand
Dutch and British gas rates fell on Friday morning, trading at their lowest level since early March. This is due to fears that the U.S.-led global trade war could reduce industrial activity and decrease gas demand. LSEG data shows that the Dutch front-month contract fell 0.48 euros to 39.00 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), or $12.56/mmBtu at 0807 GMT.
Venture Global reports that it exported 29 cargoes of LNG from Plaquemines plant in Q1
Venture Global, a U.S. developer of liquefied gas in Louisiana, exported 29 cargoes during the first quarter 2025 from its Plaquemines plant. The company announced this in a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday. Venture Global reported that it had received an average fixed liquefaction charge of $7.26 for every million British thermal unit (mmBtu)…
Prices for EUROPE GAS continue to fall as the warm weather continues curb demand
The Dutch and British gas price continued to fall on Thursday as the warmer weather continues reducing demand. Meanwhile, the market is watching the impact of Trump’s "Liberation Day tariff plan". LSEG data shows that the Dutch front-month contract fell 0.89 euros to 40.60 Euro per Megawatt Hour (MWh), or $12.80/mmBtu at 0827 GMT.
The price of gas in Europe is rising due to forecasts for cooler temperatures and Norwegian maintenance

Dutch and British gas rates rose on Tuesday, as forecasts called for cooler temperatures over the weekend. They also cited maintenance scheduled at certain Norwegian infrastructure this week. LSEG data shows that the Dutch front-month contract increased by 0.34 euros to 40.69 Euro per megawatt hour or 12.88/mmBtu at 0818 GMT. The Dutch June contract increased by 0.37 euros to 41.24 Euro/MWh.
Prices for EUROPE GAS remain stable despite the latest Sudzha gas stations attack

The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas were mostly unchanged on Friday, as the recent attacks on a Russian supply point were offset by an improved outlook for supply-demand as winter comes to an end. LSEG data shows that the Dutch front-month contract rose 0.17 euro to 41.17 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $12.99/mmBtu by 1104 GMT.
Jain and Boersma: US LNG exporters may run into a methane problem in Europe

New methane regulations may be a hindrance to the Trump administration's goal of "energy dominance", which is the United States' largest export market. The EU's President Ursula von der Leyen indicated that they may be willing import more U.S. LNG, in part to lower the EU's trade deficit. However, the process of making this happen can become complicated.
EUROPE GAS - Prices fall on mild temperatures and energy attack pause

The Dutch and British gas price fell on Wednesday morning, as the mild temperatures reduced gas demand. Meanwhile, the U.S. made deals with Russia and Ukraine to stop attacks against energy targets and at sea. LSEG data shows that the Dutch front-month contract fell by 0.15 euros to 40.97 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), or $12.96/mmBtu at 0917 GMT.
Russell: Renewables and gas are gaining ground on coal and oil

The latest review of the International Energy Agency shows that renewables and gas are the most popular energy sources. In its Global Energy Review published on Monday, the IEA described this growth rate as "faster-than-average". Electricity, the fastest growing sector, grew 4.3% by 2024 or almost twice the average annual growth rate of the last decade.
Prices rise in Europe as the colder weather increases gas demand

Dutch and British wholesale prices for gas rose on Thursday, as the colder weather drove up demand for gas to heat homes. Meanwhile, the market was closely monitoring developments regarding a possible ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch…
The benchmark Dutch gas price has fallen on EU's Ukraine gas transport push

Dutch wholesale gas fell below 40 euro ($43.31), for the first time in this year, after news broke that European leaders were set to ask EU authorities and Kyiv intensify their talks to resolve an end to Russian gas transiting through Ukraine. By 1606 GMT, the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF hub had fallen by 2.15 euros to 38.85 euros/MWh, or $12.26/mmBtu.
Irish Government approves floating LNG emergency facility

On Tuesday, the Irish government announced that it had approved the development of an emergency temporary facility for importing liquefied gas (LNG) and storing it. Ireland is one out of five EU members without domestic storage. The government says this is a problem in the event that one or both subsea interconnectors are damaged.
EUROPE GAS-Prices rise amid Ukraine concerns, strong demand
Dutch and British wholesale prices for gas rose Monday morning, as market demand and concerns about a possible peace agreement with Ukraine supported the market. According to LSEG, the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF Hub was up 2,19 euros, or 14,19/mmBtu at 46,50 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), by 0914 GMT. The Dutch May contract increased by 2.15 euros to 46.80 Euros/MWh.
Shell anticipates a 60% increase in global LNG demand between 2040 and 2040, with Asia leading the growth.

Shell's annual report said that the global demand for liquefied gas will increase by 60% by 2040. This is mainly due to economic growth in Asia and AI, as well as efforts to reduce emissions in heavy industry and transportation. As the world moves to cleaner fuels, demand for natural gas is increasing. Shell's 2025…
Shell anticipates a 60% increase in global LNG demand between 2040 and 2040

Shell's annual report said that the global demand for liquefied gas will increase by 60% by 2040. This is mainly due to economic growth in Asia and AI, as well as efforts to reduce emissions in heavy industry and transportation. As the world moves to cleaner fuels, demand for natural gas is increasing. Shell's 2025…
Prices near four-week-low on US-Russian talks and weaker demand

Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas held near four-week lows, as the market awaited the outcome of talks between the U.S.A. and Russia on how to end conflict in Ukraine. Strong renewables output also curbed demand. According to LSEG, the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF Hub was down 0.07 euros at 47.65 Euro per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $14.60/mmBtu by 0913 GMT.