Europe energy in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Azerbaijan and the EU sign MoU to double Southern Gas Corridor flows
- Norway government stops strike action and safeguards gas exports
- UK's government and Centrica in talks for "Rough" resurrection
- Gazprom announces withdrawal from Gazprom Germania – Implications for storage
- Uniper expanding its available regas capacity in North-West Europe
- High Russian flows could be sustained in April
- Proposed new Groningen production cap lower than expected
- Europe mandates to fill storage capacities by 90%
- Are buyers shunning Russian LNG?
- Israel increases gas exports to Egypt - this time via Jordan
- Gazprom and CNPC ink agreement to supply gas to China via Far Eastern route
- How taxing is it to classify gas as green? Very - and it isn't over yet.
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) expansion scenarios
- Strike action: potential cumulative production shut-down
- Gazprom Germania's Storage Assets
- Gate's capacity
- Total Ukraine transit flows to Europe
- Groningen production
- European gas stock levels
- Israeli gas exports
- Sakhalin-Khabarovsk-Vladivostok (SKV) pipeline
- Policy measures available to Member states
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What's included
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