Browsing: gas market

During Week 25, improved LNG supply conditions provided short-term relief in the European gas market, particularly in Italy and Greece. Higher LNG inflows helped strengthen supply…

The Balkan gas market is no longer structured around a single diversification narrative. It is evolving into a system of corridor competition, where multiple supply routes…

Southeast Europe’s electricity markets softened in Week 21, but the gas market sent a very different signal. While regional power prices fell across most SEE markets,…

Southeast Europe’s gas market remains exposed to a difficult combination of elevated European prices, LNG supply risk and uneven regional infrastructure depth. In Week 21, front-month…

Europe’s electricity prices declined sharply during April 2026, but beneath the softer spring market conditions lies a much deeper structural vulnerability that continues to define the…

Week 18 gas data showed a market moving back into geopolitical risk pricing. Dutch TTF futures rose +5.5% week-on-week, averaging €45.39/MWh, after briefly softening to €43.67/MWh before rebounding to a…

The European gas market in Q1 2026 moved into what can best be described as a transitional phase—away from acute geopolitical panic pricing, but not toward structural stability.…

The sudden contraction of global liquefied natural gas supply has forced Europe back into a position it believed it had structurally exited after the 2022 energy…

Serbia’s gas market in March 2026 still revolves around one dominant axis: Srbijagas controls the commercial center of gravity, the import structure remains heavily Russian, and infrastructure expansion is…

The European gas market entered February 2026 in what appeared to be a narrow band of stability, but beneath that surface lay a structurally tight system…